Stock HU and Subs?
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yes you will need, an rca adapter that taps into a your speaker wire to get the signal then you will need to tap the fuse box for aux power, not constant for the power on amp signal, and power wire for the battery
12v->battery
gound
Aux->non constant fuse box
RCA Adapter- Speaker Wire Music Signal
12v->battery
gound
Aux->non constant fuse box
RCA Adapter- Speaker Wire Music Signal
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Originally Posted by xspyder85x
yeah thats all you need, it pretty easy in our cars.
#8
Originally Posted by Red06LS
Just get a deck i have all that **** and its a pain in the ass.........
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Actually, it makes no difference whaatsoever in the power going to the speakers. That is determined by the amp. the RCA adapter actually acts as a filter, at least good ones, to get rid of noise.
Put down the baggy and step away from the car, sir.
Put down the baggy and step away from the car, sir.
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Originally Posted by cawpin
Actually, it makes no difference whaatsoever in the power going to the speakers. That is determined by the amp. the RCA adapter actually acts as a filter, at least good ones, to get rid of noise.
Put down the baggy and step away from the car, sir.
Put down the baggy and step away from the car, sir.
Aftermarket is better because you can get a specific subwoofer RCA output. This is good especially if your amp does not have a crossover built in. Otherwise you may allow vocals to go through your sub which can cause issue with the voicecoil. So either do the HU install and get an amp with a crossover in it, buy a crossover to go with an amp that doesnt have 1, or buy a HU with sub out and install it on any amp. Personally, I prefer a sub out on my HU and a Class D mono block amp. But thats just me
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Originally Posted by iso
it's pretty easy in any car. it just helps that our battery is in our trunk and we have in cabin fuse panels
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Originally Posted by mikess06
what do u mean the battery is in our trunk?
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