Great video but I didnt understand this part ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-lbSnl8CTOH4.html , why you to connect RCA with DIN Connectors together.
In case anyone was wondering about the factory speaker wires: Blue/Red = Left positive Blue/Brown = Left negative Black/Red = Right positive Black/Brown = Right negative
@@Brandon-dk6iw that would be personal preference but no need to disconnect them really. ive done systems before and ive just left the factory sub but you can totally unplug it if youd rather just hear the bass from your new sub if its more crisp than the factory one
I will never use vvivid again. There was almost no play and when I did my hood it pulled a chunk of paint up. I went with Avery, it cold stretched well and I had zero issues. With the vvivid I ruined 15 ft. The Avery looks amazing
I did the same but still not very good bass in the cabin. It’s seems I need some type of pass through. How about you? Are you satisfied with the bass that is making to your main cabin?
Is there any chance you could break down the wires and clamps? In the video you state you used blue for positive and red for negative and yellow for whatever. Which colored wires have the blue clamps and which have the red? The portion showing them clamped makes it somewhat difficult to see which is which.
Mine is hooked up the same way put when i got about 3 quarter up on the volume my subs will shit off if i turn it back done they come on anyone have any idea on why that is i have the base on the car turn all the way down and my amp is about half way up
If 8 follow your guide. What I don't get once X2 line outs from convertor plug into sub where does the remote line go? The sub I'm looking to get is active one with built in amp
Getting ready to remove the 12l7 kicker from my truck and install it into my wife’s BWM so this is forsure gonna help I love the fact that the battery is in the trunk lmao less wiring for me to do In my truck I had to wire it from the engine bay to my back seat and thank god that Gmc made AUX channels down the door panels or it would have taken a lot of time and effort lol Thanks for the video my guy
Is it possible to connect external sub directly to the factory amplifier or after market same harness amplifier?. I just dont want to cut wires because im not good at it anyway. Thanks
I don’t think it’s possible to connect an external sub directly to the factory amp, but you might be able to replace the factory subs under the front seats with aftermarket subs, as long as they required the same power
I believe if you use the line output converter to tap into the factory amp wires, you can then plug the rca cables into the line output converter and the other side of the rca’s directly into your external amp. If that is what you meant
