Audi a3/4 concert stereo adapter.

[@mrdollard3859]

I would love to see you doing this from the beginning. I’m new to this stuff and am way too confused to know how to set it up like you have done here

[@Scoop1303]

It's really not that hard tbh mate

[@Scoop1303]

Any pointers you need feel free to drop me a message and I'll try and walk you through it

[@WalkWithWallace]

Ideal mate, I've been hunting for something like this as I completely at a loss to get my rear speakers to work. I'll try this later today. 🤞🏻 🙏🏻

[@Scoop1303]

I hope this helps you chap

[@WalkWithWallace]

It's the blue wire the power antenna?

[@Scoop1303]

The blue wire is to activate the rear amplifier/rear speakers

[@WalkWithWallace]

@@Scoop1303 yeah that ties in with your vid, but the small writing on the blue wire says "power attenna" which threw me off a bit.

[@Scoop1303]

Yeah they all say that but it’s used for signal to turn the amp on.

[@SS7809]

Hi a have audi A4 b7 with Bose system i got a after Market stereo but there is no audio at all i have only front 2 spakers a subwoofer and amplifier please help me im stuck for so many days

[@Samuraiii12]

Hey man if you can help i have a wiring harness for my a3 but i cant get the back speakers to work i think the amp is not turning on how do i fix this ?

[@Scoop1303]

Watch the video from 1m50s and that explains how to get the rear speakers/rear amp to work. Hope that helps

[@Samuraiii12]

@pezishere yes I saw that it's just that it's a different connector than mine, and I don't have an amp wire

[@Scoop1303]

Do you have the same adapter harness as I’ve got in the video?

[@Samuraiii12]

@pezishere no it's with a ISO connection to 16pin

[@Scoop1303]

That’s strange. You should still have the blue amp wire 🤔

[@myfavoritegift]

My Aydi got 4 channels amplified, what next?

[@richardbigny4961]

Iv got an audi 1.9 tdi 2005 try to hook up my pioneer radio but haveing problems. That red wire were is that going

[@Scoop1303]

The red wire you need to connect to a switched live so that when the ignition goes on so does that.

[@shirexcs3986]

So i just installed a Pioneer headunit in mine aswell as a subwoofer in the boot. I got the subwoofer working with just connecting the rca´s and the remote to the blue/white cable from the headunit. Only issue i have is the rear speakers which are not turning on. Do i still need to connect a red wire like in the video for them to work? I just dont get why the amp for the sub turns on but not for the rear speakers..

[@raydavison2972]

Is your sub aftermarket or are you using the Audi OE sub? As standard the OE sub and rear speakers are all powered from the OE rear amplifier.

[@jjp600]

Just wired this in, wanted to double check; will it drain the battery?

[@Scoop1303]

No it shouldn’t do as it will only switch on when your ignition is on

[@codycarlbeckstrom5813]

@pezishere Is there a way to avoid the loud pop from the speakers whenever you give power to the system ?

[@Scoop1303]

@@codycarlbeckstrom5813 I’ve not had this issue to be fair. I had the issue on an old sub and that turned out to be the head unit itself. Soon as I replaced it for another there was no pop.

[@richardhubbard19]

Is this setup for a half amplified or a full bose amplified stereo as I'm having trouble with my amplified bose system

[@Scoop1303]

Half amplified. Concert edition. What issue are you having?

[@luisfonseca6213]

Where can I buy the adapter you used for the bosse amplifier?

[@Scoop1303]

EBay/amazon should have it. I got mine from Halfords’s in the UK

[@RichardLabbrozzi]

Have you a link to Halfords for it please?

[@johnhinds6308]

Where did u run ur ignition live from exactly please

[@Scoop1303]

From the original stereo wiring. Generally the red power wire is the switched ignition live. Best to check with a multimeter though to make sure it is ignition live.

[@johnhinds6308]

@@Scoop1303 ah so u didn't run wire from fuse box or actual ignition then? Just the red wire from main harness

[@Scoop1303]

@@johnhinds6308 so I did in this video however I went back and checked again and found the ignition live from the wiring loom and spliced into that instead.

[@Scoop1303]

@@johnhinds6308 I just realised that my reply didn’t make much sense. So I’m this video the red switched live came from a fuse in the fuse box however after this video I found the switched live in the original wiring loom and spliced into that instead of running a wire from the fuse box. The switched power wire I then fitted a fuse to that. Hope this helps

[@johnhinds6308]

@@Scoop1303 that great news as didn't really want to take all trim off haha

[@antonlovdahl8631]

My aftermarket stereo wont turn on at all when I plugged it in. Do I have to take a seperate wire from the ignition on to the red one from the stereo just like you did? In that case, from where should i connect the new wire? Somewhere in the engine or somewhere else?

[@antonlovdahl8631]

I figured it out. I run a wire from the fuse box. But now I have a different problem. The stereo is turning on and everything works, but I get this buzzing/static noise from the rear speakers when the ignition is on even when the stereo is off. Is there any way to fix this? It's pretty annoying.

[@ΘανάσηςΔούκας-ι8ι]

Hello. I did the same and the rear speakers play very low.. I have the same adapter

[@Scoop1303]

Mine did the same. You need to adjust the balance settings so there's more sound out of the rear speakers

[@raydavison2972]

You need a remote switch feed to the rear amplifier as well as a line out adjuster in the feed to the rear amplifier. These usually come fitted when you buy a dedicated harness rather than try to cobble it together by cutting wires.

[@latvian_fallen_angel]

My sub works now but rear speakers still don't work

[@JaySingh-in2qy]

Thanks mate

[@alexlancett6587]

How do I know if my car is half or fully amplified. I have the symphony stereo

[@TeamDejesus23]

I would’ve just connected blue yellow and red. Why jump them? Extra steps for no reason

[@Scoop1303]

I tried that and it didn’t remember the settings hence doing it this way.