i have a 2006 chevy trailblazer and want to add subs in the back and a amp in need to know is there rca and remote on the adapter to aloow for this?
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The rca go in the back of the stereo to the amp and u run a remote wire from the wiring harness to the amp so yes there is a hook up for the remote wire
602034
You will also need an amplifier and and amp wiring kit. [And probably an aftermarket radio] go to youtube and look up a guide on "how to install subwoofers in a car"
1098789
I did not check but http://store.sony.com/ shows as follows: RCA Audio Output(s) : Front, Rear, and Subwoofer RCA pre-amp outputs
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This is a universal powered car sub with a built in amplifier and it needs a 12v system to power it. It does not have RCA inputs. It uses a special speaker wire converter to receive sound from your car stereo. Anything can be rigged to work but you'd need a 12 volt power source (a car battery), some long speaker wires that you can splice into your home system and a speaker wire to RCA converter to connect the subs to your system. I recommend that you buy a powered sub specifically made for a home surround sound system.
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I would run a separate power wire from the battery to the amp. Make sure that it is fused so that it is protected. The power to the sub is separate from RCAs. RCA brings sound to the amp...not power.
487712
Its worth a try. Subs sound different in every car or truck so its tough to say what would sound best. Play the same 2 or 3 songs with the sub facing the back and then turned upward and see which sounds best to you
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The remote wire is in between the rca cables, makes it difficult if your rca plugs are on the opposite side of your remote tab on your amp like mine. You might be able to but it may require some extra wires.
237112
To balance the load of the powered amp in the sub, I bought a RCA splitter and plugged it into the L/R on the back of the sub. My reciever only had one RCA out for my sub so the splitter worked
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For the best audio possible use the sub out on your radio if it's an aftermarket. I used this amp for my four door speakers, and ran the sub out from the radio into a mono amp that was hooked up to DVC 12in underneath my rear seats. That's the best option I'd recommend. Your setup is possible, but it's just not getting the most out of the radio or amp.
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The remote probably controls the audio output, but you need a separate amp/speakers for audio.You can also run the RCA outs to your car stereo input.
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Depending on the wiring harness that you may have, it may or may not work. As far as the Sub, it has a remote turn on wire for the amplifier. I think that is about it.
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Just split put a line splitter on the audio out. (two RCA lines) Then you also have to splice in another single line on the amp on (remote) wire. You can do this buy purchasing two amp install kits and running the ground and power like normal. and buy these CableWholesale's RCA Audio Piggyback Cable, 2 RCA Male to 2 RCA Male + RCA Female Piggyback, 6 foot plug in the rca from the radio into this and then into one amp then run the other lines to the other amp. then just make a T splice in the remote wire!
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No. the RCA connection will not allow that connection to be made. I made that mistake and found myself not using the wires I purchased. My advise. Take a picture of both the subwoofer and the connection on the back of your receiver and take it to best buy or radio shack. Have the attendant show you what wire to purchase then you can find it online (cheaper). Hope this helps.
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This amplifier has speaker level inputs, so to make it easier just tap into your stock head unit front and rear speaker wires and run it to the amplifier, the amplifier comes with a speaker wire input connector with bare wires at the other end to make the connection. You could also get a hi low converter to convert the speaker level output from your head unit to low voltage output, and connect rca`s to that and run the rca`s back to the amplifier. Once your speaker level inputs/rca`s are connected to the amplifier, you would need to run 14 - 16 gauge speaker wire from the amp to each of your 4 speakers. Now your amp needs power, I`d recommend a 4 gauge wiring kit(in case you want to upgrade in the future and for headroom), with a maximum fuse rating of 60 amps, with fuse connected not more than 30cm from the battery. Make a proper ground connection as close as possible to the amplifier. With a stock head unit, you probably won`t have a remote turn on lead, so you would have to run a wire from your car ignition switch, some people tap into the cigarette lighter, just ensure that the wire you tap into is 0 volts when the car is switched off and 12 volts when the car`s ignition is switched on.
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The sub comes with RCA cables. They are left and right that converge to a single.
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No it will not work..There is no remote input on that amp..I bought this same bass know and I have the same amp you do and there is no remote input on that amp..boomer McCloud or any radio shop has a universal bass know that is rca adapted..cheap...eBay has them for like 20$..that's what I had to buy for my system...that amp pounds bro...
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Yes, you'll need to buy a cable. They're very cheap at Amazon. Just make sure it's long enough. If there are two inputs, one right and one left, you'll need a 'Y' adapter at the subwoofer I'm not sure 'cause mine is boxed up. A r/l input will work with one cable, just connect it to the 'sub out' jack from your receiver and plug it into the 'R' input on the sub.