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Old 01-23-2013, 09:43 PM
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hi im just wondering how you got on wirering you amp up, where did you run the wires from the head unit, i changed my head unit but then i found out i had to run all wires power speakers the lot to my boot and arial i had to channel a route under the passenger seat it took meall day, i was thinking of putting a sub in but the thought of running phonos from head unit to my boot puts me off, where do you guys run yours ?
I have dsp & ended up just getting an rca adapter. Hooked wires to the + & - sub wires in the back so that way I didnt have to mess with any wiring at the front of the car. Then I went from there & did everything normally.
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