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Old 04-28-2002, 10:20 PM   #1
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how do you hook up subs?

i just got an amp for my subs, but i have no idea how to hook them up. i have no experience with car audio, so i don't wanna mess something up. how hard is it to hook them up? is is something you would recommend me doing myself? *remember, i have no real idea of what i'm doing* please help.
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Old 04-29-2002, 07:00 PM   #2
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There's only one way to learn. Give it a shot, it's easy once you know the basics. Do you arlready have the amp hooked up? If so, you're almost finished.
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well basically its 5 connections if for any system.

1. Power wire, run this to your battery under your hood, using at least 8gauge wire, put an inline fuse and fuse holder on this line preferably 60amps or higher, this will connect to your amps 12v+ source.

2. Ground wire, run this from your amps - terminal as short as possible to an unpainted, unrusted, clean peice of metal, rip up some carpet to find a nice mount for it.

3. Remote wire, this is run from the amp to your deck on the ACC line, so that when your deck turns on, so does your amp.

4. RCA wires, these are run from the RCA outs on the back of your deck to the amp, make sure you run the Rear Or Sub outs on your deck, not the front.

5. Speaker wire, these are run from the amp terminals to the sub box terminal, be careful not to reverse the polarity of these or any wires during the setup(ex. hooking the power wire to the negative terminal on amp)


any more questions, feel free to ask.

To aid in your installation for a first timer, you can invest in an amp installation kit, available at most stereo or electronics stores.
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Re: how do you hook up subs?

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i just got an amp for my subs, but i have no idea how to hook them up. i have no experience with car audio, so i don't wanna mess something up. how hard is it to hook them up? is is something you would recommend me doing myself? *remember, i have no real idea of what i'm doing* please help.
wait..what do you need help on hooking up? the amp or sub
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Re: Re: how do you hook up subs?

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wait..how do you need help on hooking up? the amp or sub
Either way, crxlvr said all there is to know.
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both - the amp and the subs
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both - the amp and the subs
read my post^^, if you need more info on something, let us know.
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crxlvr hes the man, if he cant do it, i can

lol he did a good ass job at explaining it.

sup dude long time no talk.

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