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PostPosted: Thu Oct 11, 2007 12:07 am 
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Anyway I can run a amped sub off of my RB1 without cutting and splicing wires?


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nope just splice the rear speaker outputs behind the deck to a rca line converter. pretty easy just use the kind that clamp in place over the wire. no cutting involved just peel a little bit of the wire covering away clip in and be done with it.

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If you get a forward and reverse harness from your local specialty shop, you will not have to cut any wires. LOC's are a pox on the audio community because they degrade the signal very much. Your best bet would be to pick an amp with balanced differential inputs so no LOC's will be required. There are only a few manfacturers who use this input stage, I know JL Audio is one of them: http://mobile.jlaudio.com/products_amps ... page_id=10

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JL Rockies wrote:
If you get a forward and reverse harness from your local specialty shop, you will not have to cut any wires. LOC's are a pox on the audio community because they degrade the signal very much. Your best bet would be to pick an amp with balanced differential inputs so no LOC's will be required. There are only a few manfacturers who use this input stage, I know JL Audio is one of them: http://mobile.jlaudio.com/products_amps ... page_id=10


Excuse my electrical ingnorance but I just want to verify this. So basically the forward reverse harness is a connecter between the existing harness and the back of the RB1 with more outputs for an amp? I'm just wiring, slow :cry:. Is there any way I can pick one of these up online?


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