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Old 11-02-2005, 07:22 PM
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Originally Posted by jjjjjjj
ok, i know that my amp is bridgable, and yes it is one dual voice coil 10" sub that is wired to be bridged. this is what i have gathered so far:

i am going to connect the speaker high level wires into the factory 15 pin harness into #7 & #14. should the 4 speaker wires from the high level harness be bridged together if my amp is in bridged? (the amp does have a switch so i know it is bridged) i can just twist the 4 speaker wires from the high level harness together in pairs if needed. is the (chassis?) ground needed?

i am also assuming that the amp will still need to receive power directly from the battery, preferably with an inline fuse. is there still a need for the remote 'turn-on' wire? if so where do you recommend placing it?

thanks again.
You are only interested in rendering bass through your amp so connecting only #7 and #14 to the high level inputs should suffice. Yes you have to connect the ground too.
You should have 2 power inputs, 1) one for a constant +12v coming directly from the battery. You can get it from the power and ground point located near by the spare wheel. 2) one for the remote power of the amp. In a previous post you will see a pic of where I got the remote +12v from. Last post on this page http://www.xoutpost.com/stereo-system...sen-sub-2.html
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