Subwoofer, amplifier w211
I have a w211, 2004, 400cdi with comand system.
I want to install a subwoofer (box) in my trunk with separate amplifier.
I found in my left section of the trunk behind the carpet the DVD unit and what I think is the amplifier for the original sound system.
On that (amplifier) theres 2x3 RCA connectors marked yellow, white and red. My guess is thats for video and sound. But theres no markings telling me if it's for out or in.
It would be great if this is a low-level output so I can use it to connect my new amplifier.
So if there's any one that can tell me? And if so what is output and input.
Thank you very much in advance
Joakim
Spain
Last edited by tenretni; May 2, 2008 at 01:56 PM.

I have a w211, 2004, 400cdi with comand system.
I want to install a subwoofer (box) in my trunk with separate amplifier.
I found in my left section of the trunk behind the carpet the DVD unit and what I think is the amplifier for the original sound system.
On that (amplifier) theres 2x3 RCA connectors marked yellow, white and red. My guess is thats for video and sound. But theres no markings telling me if it's for out or in.
It would be great if this is a low-level output so I can use it to connect my new amplifier.
So if there's any one that can tell me? And if so what is output and input.
Thank you very much in advance
Joakim
Spain
Last edited by Diesel Benz; Aug 9, 2009 at 09:32 AM.
Yes I have. So it's the TV tuner then :-( It's looks like the pic you attached.
It's on top of the DVD (nav).
Guess there's no low level output then? Or is there some where?
Last edited by tenretni; May 2, 2008 at 07:31 PM.
I located what I thought was the AGW in my car, but it was BURIED! Especially with the electronic trunk closer, etc., it look like it would be a pain to remove.
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Ok I'll put up some pics showing how I did install the ampflifier using low level outputs from AWG(basic) also named N93/1.
But can't do it right now cause of lack of time
On thursday or friday I'll do it.
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