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Thanks!! But I dont need a separate subwoofer from the one in the stock location (already aftermarket). I only want 1 subwoofer which is currently running off the stock amplifier to run off an aftermarket amplifier instead. My problem is where to connect the input of the new amplifer from? Can I input the new amp from the output of the stock amp? That sounds weird.. Thanks for your help.

Hi, my name's Cody and I know this is my first post here, but I'm really having trouble with the nakamichi stereo and I hope someone can help. I'm looking for more bass in my 1992 Nakamichi SC400 and here's the thing. A few years ago I knew nothing about stereos (and probably still don't today), I had my cousin come and switch out all the speakers/tweeters and subwoofer in the car, thinking it would sound much better. We kept the stock HU and amplifier because I want a stock look and I like the equalizer controls in the stock HU. Now, I'm thinking to add an aftermarket amplifier to drive the subwoofer to increase the bass, will I be able to just drive the new amplifier using the output signals from the stock amplifier? Or is there another method? I haven't encountered such a complicated system before. I've changed stereos and added amps before, but they were on more straightforward cars like ford contour, acura rsx, honda accord. Thanks for your help!!

How much do you think you could sell it to me for? Maybe I can try it myself

Hey, i was wondering if any of you guys could help me by recommending a replacement of the stock stereo system in my dad's 92' Nakamichi SC400. I'm not very experienced with stereo systems.. He listens to light rock and jazz music, so he wants the clarity of the sound, not the loudness. I really prefer the car to look as stock as possible, except for the stereo deck. I know the car has a 2.5 DIN-chassis, so i think im looking for any 1-DIN deck with a 1.5 DIN slot to cover the empty space. As for the speakers and tweeters, I really have no clue as to which will fit the car without much modifications to the original speaker brackets. The amp, also i dont really know much about, but it seems that wiring the amp is pretty complicated, I think someone said that I had to use both the stock amp and an aftermarket one. The sub, I want to get a replacement 10" in the same location as the stock sub, but I hear that would be hard since the gas tank underneath lies really close to the sub, and also the issue about it being free-air. I'm trying to get him a decent stereo system as a gift because he works so hard and almost never rewards himself. I'll probably buy most of the system on eBay, since I got some pretty cheap stuff there for my car. (but dont think just because i have a system in my car that i know how to install it, i had someone else install my system.) If you need more information so you can better understand which setup would be better, please let me know, and thanks a bunch!!

Hey, i realize this is an old old thread, but i was wondering if any of you guys could help me by recommending a replacement of the stock stereo system in my dad's 92' Nakamichi SC400. I'm not very experienced with stereo systems.. I really prefer the car to look as stock as possible, except for the stereo deck. I know the car has a 2.5 DIN-chassis, so i think im looking for a 1-DIN deck with a 1.5 DIN slot to cover the empty space. As for the speakers, I really have no clue as to which will fit the car without much modifications to the original speaker brackets. The amp, also i dont really know much about, but it seems that wiring the amp is pretty complicated, I think someone said that I had to use both the stock amp and an aftermarket one. The sub, I think i might go for the rockford fosgate P110S4 as earlier mentioned in this thread, but any other recommendations would be nice. I hope the P110S4 will fit in the stock location without hitting the gas tank underneath. I'm trying to get him a decent stereo system as a gift because he works so hard and almost never rewards himself. I'll probably buy most of the system on eBay, since I got some pretty cheap stuff there for my car. (but dont think just because i have a system in my car that i know how to install it, i had someone else install my system.) If you need more information so you can better understand which setup would be better, please let me know, and thanks a bunch!!