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i am pretty sure you can buy a kit for it, and there is an adapter as part of the kit you splice into the speaker lines to make an RCA output. it's a pain.
I just got a new car and want to take the amp out of my old car and leave the head unit in the old one.
How do you connect RCA's to a factory radio if there is no inputs for it? I heard you could hook it up to a speaker or something but does anyone know?
i am pretty sure you can buy a kit for it, and there is an adapter as part of the kit you splice into the speaker lines to make an RCA output. it's a pain.
yes
nice thanks!
another question,
I know it's pretty simple to hook up a sub to an amp, but is it that hard to hook up a pair of 6x9's?
I know I should probably just take it to the audio shop, but I'm trying to figure out if I can just do it myself
It's so simple that if you can't do it you probably shouldn't be driving a car anyway.
tell me how to do it and lead me on the path to gloryIt's so simple that if you can't do it you probably shouldn't be driving a car anyway.
output black/- to input black/-
output red/+ to input red/+
repeat on second speaker.
The hardest part is mounting the speakers, not wiring them.
Nah it's not hard.
Alright one more question.
I have a 1000watt mono channel amp, and only want to hook up a sub that's max is 600 watts. Is there any way I can send power to my rear speakers with the same amp? is that what a crossover is?
No...
mono amp is a single channel amp. You will need a 2(or more) channel amp to power more speakers. So no you can't send power to subs AND a rear speakers with a mono amp.
And no a crossover is not for that. They are used for filtering certain sounds to certain speakers. Ex. bass to subs only, highs to tweeters only, etc..
I tried to resist the urge, but I just can't anymore...
See below...Anyone know how to install an Amp into a car?
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