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    Most of my speakers are buggered with the subwoofers rotten all the way through. For my aftermarket head unit I used ISO to Kenwood but had issues with the amps too. Found out if I grounded the amplifier enable wire with the power antenna wire all was good.

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    Quote Originally Posted by p38arover View Post
    I did the head unit change a few years back. The biggest problem was interfacing to the door amps. The interface unit I bought from the UK simply didn't and couldn't work so I had to redesign it. See Nexxia radio fitting kits for P38A
    Ron

    I read that thread and the on on rr.net

    I originally bought the passive cable before reading those threads and of course it didn't work

    I noticed however that nexxia now have an adaptor which uses high/low convertors so I bought one of those off ebay and wired them up in a proper balanced configuration i.e. brought all the earth connections back to the head unit and connected them to a single point there

    Then I adjusted the output level on the convertors and it worked perfectly

    Steve

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    Quote Originally Posted by banarcus View Post
    Most of my speakers are buggered with the subwoofers rotten all the way through. For my aftermarket head unit I used ISO to Kenwood but had issues with the amps too. Found out if I grounded the amplifier enable wire with the power antenna wire all was good.
    Hi

    The HK door amps require a higher impedance input, so the RCA line output is too low and the speaker output is too high, although it will work

    Hence the attenuator described here is required for the best sound from the speaker level outputs

    Aftermarket Head Unit Adaptation for Range Rover 4.0/4.6

    However this only seems to work well with the 99 on Alpine head units, the earlier Clarion units need a bit more voodoo applied to them !

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    Steve

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    Quote Originally Posted by TheTree View Post
    I noticed however that nexxia now have an adaptor which uses high/low convertors so I bought one of those off ebay and wired them up in a proper balanced configuration i.e. brought all the earth connections back to the head unit and connected them to a single point there
    Do you think Nexxia saw my thread and solution? I wonder if they'd swap the old for the new?

    Do you have any info on them Steve, apart from what's on Nexxia's website (off noe to have a look there).
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    Ron

    Not sure if they saw your thread, in the end I finished up buying a coupe of these units with adjustable output

    Speaker TO RCA Line Level Converter Adaptor High LOW | eBay

    If i was doing it again I would buy a dual channel one to save space

    I hacked the original nexxia lead because I could nit find one of those 10 pin ISO connectors anywhere

    I'll do a write up in the next few days

    Steve

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