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amp wiring

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#1

Guys

Can anyone tell me if you need a line level convertor between the head unit and a after market amp.

I have a alpine m300 with line level outputs for the subwoofer.

thanks

Cragin

#2

I've been told that ill need one when I get mine in a few weeks.....looking at his chook scratchings here...something about a 'saloc' converter??? :glad:

#3

Yep, you do need a line level convertor as the head unit has no RCA outputs. :glad:

#4

Whats the best route to run a power cable from the battery to two 400watt amps. Where can I go through the firewall? Or anyother way into the cabin?

#5

2 x 400 watt amps :smilielol:

You fitting an auxiliary alternator, or going to run a seperate petrol engined generator?

#6

im running 6 x 1000watt rms amps on 3 seperate batteries in the boot..

#7
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Hello ..............

I started this thread to get some help!!!!!

Not to start mines a bigger than yours comp.

So............

Is there a alternative to using line level convertors to take the signal to the amp??

#8

Agree Cragin ........

..... but at least show some :w00t2:

:w00t2:

#9
Hello ..............

I started this thread to get some help!!!!!

Not to start mines a bigger than yours comp.

If this is a dig at me your a nob..look at your question and then LOOK at xrdreaming,s answer..

then you can see it has been answered..its the only way if your using the factory head unit..I posted my reply so if you had any questions about what I had done you could PM me and I would be more than happy to answer further questions..

I was trying to help out..but I wont answer any of your threads again if im of no help..

jeff

#10
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Jeff

Mate take a chill pill........... if I upset you then

I am sorry

I just thought that we were heading off track.

cragin

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