
May 27th 04, 05:10 PM
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for a friend really. mate has a new head unit with a sub out but the head unit sub out is a single
RCA but his sub is a double? he tried a splitter but that didn't work, is there a special way to
wire it up?
thanks
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May 27th 04, 05:12 PM
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"Vamp" wrote in message
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for a friend really. mate has a new head unit with a sub out but the head
unit sub out is a single
RCA but his sub is a double? he tried a splitter but that didn't work, is
there a special way to
wire it up?
Sounds like the blind leading the blind, take the car to a specialist or
wait for some other to answer your post, you wouldn't like my real reply....
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May 27th 04, 06:03 PM
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"Avanti" wrote in message
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"Vamp" wrote in message
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for a friend really. mate has a new head unit with a sub out but the head
unit sub out is a single
RCA but his sub is a double? he tried a splitter but that didn't work, is
there a special way to
wire it up?
Sounds like the blind leading the blind, take the car to a specialist or
wait for some other to answer your post, you wouldn't like my real reply....
bit harsh mate, i managed to hard wire his wires to an ISO connector but i don't mess with amps,
well not yet
exspect more stupid questions i'm affraid
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May 27th 04, 06:14 PM
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"Vamp" wrote in message
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"Avanti" wrote in message
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"Vamp" wrote in message
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for a friend really. mate has a new head unit with a sub out but the
head
unit sub out is a single
RCA but his sub is a double? he tried a splitter but that didn't work,
is
there a special way to
wire it up?
Sounds like the blind leading the blind, take the car to a specialist or
wait for some other to answer your post, you wouldn't like my real
reply....
bit harsh mate, i managed to hard wire his wires to an ISO connector but i
don't mess with amps,
well not yet 
exspect more stupid questions i'm affraid
The fire service can be called free by dialling 999 or 112, check the car is
insured for fire damage.
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May 27th 04, 07:03 PM
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"Avanti" wrote in message
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"Vamp" wrote in message
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"Avanti" wrote in message
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"Vamp" wrote in message
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for a friend really. mate has a new head unit with a sub out but the
head
unit sub out is a single
RCA but his sub is a double? he tried a splitter but that didn't work,
is
there a special way to
wire it up?
Sounds like the blind leading the blind, take the car to a specialist or
wait for some other to answer your post, you wouldn't like my real
reply....
bit harsh mate, i managed to hard wire his wires to an ISO connector but i
don't mess with amps,
well not yet 
exspect more stupid questions i'm affraid
The fire service can be called free by dialling 999 or 112, check the car is
insured for fire damage.
funny ****er aint you but i see no where on the newsgroup where it says no newbies.
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May 27th 04, 07:14 PM
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"Vamp" wrote in message
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"Avanti" wrote in message
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"Vamp" wrote in message
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"Avanti" wrote in message
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"Vamp" wrote in message
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for a friend really. mate has a new head unit with a sub out but
the
head
unit sub out is a single
RCA but his sub is a double? he tried a splitter but that didn't
work,
is
there a special way to
wire it up?
Sounds like the blind leading the blind, take the car to a
specialist or
wait for some other to answer your post, you wouldn't like my real
reply....
bit harsh mate, i managed to hard wire his wires to an ISO connector
but i
don't mess with amps,
well not yet 
exspect more stupid questions i'm affraid
The fire service can be called free by dialling 999 or 112, check the
car is
insured for fire damage.
funny ****er aint you but i see no where on the newsgroup where it says no
newbies.
There is nothing wrong with being a newbie at all, but from what you typed
earlier, both you and your friend should not indulge in diy when it comes to
ICE, quit the arguing as anyone coming to view the thread will only join an
argument and your original issue will not get resolved, note i have answered
your originalquery by suggesting you take the vehicle to someone that knows
what they are doing.
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May 27th 04, 07:25 PM
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"Avanti" wrote in message
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"Vamp" wrote in message
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"Avanti" wrote in message
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"Vamp" wrote in message
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"Avanti" wrote in message
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"Vamp" wrote in message
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for a friend really. mate has a new head unit with a sub out but
the
head
unit sub out is a single
RCA but his sub is a double? he tried a splitter but that didn't
work,
is
there a special way to
wire it up?
Sounds like the blind leading the blind, take the car to a
specialist or
wait for some other to answer your post, you wouldn't like my real
reply....
bit harsh mate, i managed to hard wire his wires to an ISO connector
but i
don't mess with amps,
well not yet 
exspect more stupid questions i'm affraid
The fire service can be called free by dialling 999 or 112, check the
car is
insured for fire damage.
funny ****er aint you but i see no where on the newsgroup where it says no
newbies.
There is nothing wrong with being a newbie at all, but from what you typed
earlier, both you and your friend should not indulge in diy when it comes to
ICE, quit the arguing as anyone coming to view the thread will only join an
argument and your original issue will not get resolved, note i have answered
your originalquery by suggesting you take the vehicle to someone that knows
what they are doing.
it's not that i'm completely clueless, i'm very unlikly to wire an amp up without an inline fuse for
example and i wired the ISO via a pin out map i found just when it came to the sub it throw me off a
bit.
anyway arguments aside is there a way to wire this to the head unit?
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May 27th 04, 07:30 PM
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"Vamp" wrote in message
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"Avanti" wrote in message
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"Vamp" wrote in message
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"Avanti" wrote in message
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"Vamp" wrote in message
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"Avanti" wrote in message
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"Vamp" wrote in message
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for a friend really. mate has a new head unit with a sub out
but
the
head
unit sub out is a single
RCA but his sub is a double? he tried a splitter but that
didn't
work,
is
there a special way to
wire it up?
Sounds like the blind leading the blind, take the car to a
specialist or
wait for some other to answer your post, you wouldn't like my
real
reply....
bit harsh mate, i managed to hard wire his wires to an ISO
connector
but i
don't mess with amps,
well not yet 
exspect more stupid questions i'm affraid
The fire service can be called free by dialling 999 or 112, check
the
car is
insured for fire damage.
funny ****er aint you but i see no where on the newsgroup where it
says no
newbies.
There is nothing wrong with being a newbie at all, but from what you
typed
earlier, both you and your friend should not indulge in diy when it
comes to
ICE, quit the arguing as anyone coming to view the thread will only
join an
argument and your original issue will not get resolved, note i have
answered
your originalquery by suggesting you take the vehicle to someone that
knows
what they are doing.
it's not that i'm completely clueless, i'm very unlikly to wire an amp up
without an inline fuse for
example and i wired the ISO via a pin out map i found just when it came to
the sub it throw me off a
bit.
anyway arguments aside is there a way to wire this to the head unit?
Yes.
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May 27th 04, 08:12 PM
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"Avanti" wrote in message
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"Vamp" wrote in message
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"Avanti" wrote in message
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"Vamp" wrote in message
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"Avanti" wrote in message
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"Vamp" wrote in message
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"Avanti" wrote in message
news
"Vamp" wrote in message
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for a friend really. mate has a new head unit with a sub out
but
the
head
unit sub out is a single
RCA but his sub is a double? he tried a splitter but that
didn't
work,
is
there a special way to
wire it up?
Sounds like the blind leading the blind, take the car to a
specialist or
wait for some other to answer your post, you wouldn't like my
real
reply....
bit harsh mate, i managed to hard wire his wires to an ISO
connector
but i
don't mess with amps,
well not yet 
exspect more stupid questions i'm affraid
The fire service can be called free by dialling 999 or 112, check
the
car is
insured for fire damage.
funny ****er aint you but i see no where on the newsgroup where it
says no
newbies.
There is nothing wrong with being a newbie at all, but from what you
typed
earlier, both you and your friend should not indulge in diy when it
comes to
ICE, quit the arguing as anyone coming to view the thread will only
join an
argument and your original issue will not get resolved, note i have
answered
your originalquery by suggesting you take the vehicle to someone that
knows
what they are doing.
it's not that i'm completely clueless, i'm very unlikly to wire an amp up
without an inline fuse for
example and i wired the ISO via a pin out map i found just when it came to
the sub it throw me off a
bit.
anyway arguments aside is there a way to wire this to the head unit?
Yes.
you mean if i use a Y cable or just plug 1 RCA in it'll work
thanks
and i got that in another non car audio newsgroup!
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May 27th 04, 09:03 PM
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"Avanti" wrote in message
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"Vamp" wrote in message
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"Avanti" wrote in message
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"Vamp" wrote in message
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"Avanti" wrote in message
news
"Vamp" wrote in message
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for a friend really. mate has a new head unit with a sub out but
the
head
unit sub out is a single
RCA but his sub is a double? he tried a splitter but that didn't
work,
is
there a special way to
wire it up?
Sounds like the blind leading the blind, take the car to a
specialist or
wait for some other to answer your post, you wouldn't like my real
reply....
bit harsh mate, i managed to hard wire his wires to an ISO connector
but i
don't mess with amps,
well not yet 
exspect more stupid questions i'm affraid
The fire service can be called free by dialling 999 or 112, check the
car is
insured for fire damage.
funny ****er aint you but i see no where on the newsgroup where it says
no
newbies.
There is nothing wrong with being a newbie at all, but from what you typed
earlier, both you and your friend should not indulge in diy when it comes
to
ICE, quit the arguing as anyone coming to view the thread will only join
an
argument and your original issue will not get resolved, note i have
answered
your originalquery by suggesting you take the vehicle to someone that
knows
what they are doing.
How's he supposed to learn then? I wired mine up mainly on guess work. It
seems to me that if you knew what do you, you'd have been helpful and told
him, not just been a prick and started arguing for no reason.
--
Dan
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