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Connecting a sub to rear speakers?
Hello, I am totally new to the car audio world. I have a '91 Stealth
which I like the stereo but I think I could add a sub to push it a little more. I looked at this http://www.jlaudio.com/amps/pdfs/SYS_5.pdf and according to it you dont need a cable running to your battery because "The factory unit drives the 500/1 through a parallel connection to its rear speaker outputs." Am I correct on this? I would love to keep the original radio/amp and use it to run the highs and mids and just have a mono amp drive the subs. Would I have to run any wires throughout the car besides the connections to the rear speakers? Would these cheaper mono amps work the same way: http://www.circuitcity.com/detail.js...&oid=69339&m=0 http://www.circuitcity.com/detail.js...&oid=70290&m=0 I am really interested to know more about this. Thanks for your help. Kevin |
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Connecting a sub to rear speakers?
No you still have to run a power wire from the battery for this amp, the
section you posted was referring to how the amp can get a signal to it. If you scroll down and look at the side view of the amp, on the left you can see where the power wire and ground need to go. "Kevin" wrote in message m... Hello, I am totally new to the car audio world. I have a '91 Stealth which I like the stereo but I think I could add a sub to push it a little more. I looked at this http://www.jlaudio.com/amps/pdfs/SYS_5.pdf and according to it you dont need a cable running to your battery because "The factory unit drives the 500/1 through a parallel connection to its rear speaker outputs." Am I correct on this? I would love to keep the original radio/amp and use it to run the highs and mids and just have a mono amp drive the subs. Would I have to run any wires throughout the car besides the connections to the rear speakers? Would these cheaper mono amps work the same way: http://www.circuitcity.com/detail.js...&oid=69339&m=0 http://www.circuitcity.com/detail.js...&oid=70290&m=0 I am really interested to know more about this. Thanks for your help. Kevin |
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Connecting a sub to rear speakers?
Thanks for your help. Do you think connecting a sub to the rear speakers
and mono amp powering the sub is a good idea? Kevin "mayhemkrew" wrote in message news:TwnIc.59679$%_6.29490@attbi_s01... No you still have to run a power wire from the battery for this amp, the section you posted was referring to how the amp can get a signal to it. If you scroll down and look at the side view of the amp, on the left you can see where the power wire and ground need to go. "Kevin" wrote in message m... Hello, I am totally new to the car audio world. I have a '91 Stealth which I like the stereo but I think I could add a sub to push it a little more. I looked at this http://www.jlaudio.com/amps/pdfs/SYS_5.pdf and according to it you dont need a cable running to your battery because "The factory unit drives the 500/1 through a parallel connection to its rear speaker outputs." Am I correct on this? I would love to keep the original radio/amp and use it to run the highs and mids and just have a mono amp drive the subs. Would I have to run any wires throughout the car besides the connections to the rear speakers? Would these cheaper mono amps work the same way: http://www.circuitcity.com/detail.js...&oid=69339&m=0 http://www.circuitcity.com/detail.js...&oid=70290&m=0 I am really interested to know more about this. Thanks for your help. Kevin |
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