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Shane from A2, MI
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If you're installing an aftermarket deck on an RSX w/Bose, and wish to keep the factory amp, this is what you want. Fewer wires to splice, and no line-level converter to mess with, so you get better sound. Other mobile audio sites no longer carry this harness, forcing you to buy a $20 converter to make their "free" harness work properly in your RSX. Thankfully, Sonic Electronix has the right parts for the job!
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Isaiah from Kelowna, BC, Canada
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I got this free with my deck and it is not quite the one I needed. I have no idea why you would need the RCA style connections. I installed a jvc deck which has aftermarket amp connections so I needed the regular harness. I ended up cutting the RCA things off and connecting the speaker wire connections to the wires but not ideal.
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Dan from St. Albert, AB, Canada
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This harness eliminated a lot of soldering saving time on my install
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