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..is this the "speaker" in question?- not sure this was fitted from new though as I believe the previous owner had this fitted upon import.- tbh, suprised that this type of question isn't already a sticky???..u can probably tell what's coming next 
(if so where) or does it mean amps (again, where) etc, etc(and may be corrected) that the active sound system was simply two extra speakers ( the two subs behind the seats in the boxes) whereas the standard sound system only had six. I had a panasonic which kind of worked but the bass was always distorted if you put the volume up, this recently decided to stop working so i put the stock unit back in but i get this awful techno bass (which is really loud) but is not deep bass its more like 80's dance music bass. It had no subs...(to be found behind the side panels near the seat belt retractors) Serious noise issues are likely... Are available from Autoleads (all car hifi shops and halfords)= available= available, but I suggest you only use it for power.- Not Available, you will have to run your own power and ign wires!! You will find the DSP unit if you remove the centre storage bin. I was recommended that I should take a line off the cigarette lighter for ignition power. In the end i just left the old amp in!Tommetalmonkey wrote:Upon dismantling my system I found an amp on each side for each sub and main amp on passenger side for the rest of the speakers, however, disconnecting this main amp seems to cut power to head unit so you need to bypass it if you want it out.
Loss of the power supply to the headunit isn't really an issue as i don't have a headunit anymore! 