Comments on: to connect up my car subwoofer i need the following? http://www.jlsubwoofer.com/car-subwoofer/to-connect-up-my-car-subwoofer-i-need-the-following Fri, 30 Apr 2010 07:35:22 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: jim http://www.jlsubwoofer.com/car-subwoofer/to-connect-up-my-car-subwoofer-i-need-the-following/comment-page-1#comment-1442 jim Thu, 02 Jul 2009 03:17:59 +0000 http://www.jlsubwoofer.com/car-subwoofer/to-connect-up-my-car-subwoofer-i-need-the-following#comment-1442 You need a separate house amp or receiver with RCA inputs, and your stereo or TV needs to have a separate sub-woofer output. Hook up the subs to the amp, in stereo. Then, plug in your Y adapter in to your TV or stereo and connect the Y adapter to your RCA cables. Hook up the RCA cables to the amp or receiver, and your done! He's trying to connect car subs to a house stereo Chevy, not fry his house amp. 8 ohms is all those amps can handle. I have the same set up in my garage.<br><b>References : </b><br> You need a separate house amp or receiver with RCA inputs, and your stereo or TV needs to have a separate sub-woofer output. Hook up the subs to the amp, in stereo. Then, plug in your Y adapter in to your TV or stereo and connect the Y adapter to your RCA cables. Hook up the RCA cables to the amp or receiver, and your done!

He’s trying to connect car subs to a house stereo Chevy, not fry his house amp. 8 ohms is all those amps can handle. I have the same set up in my garage.
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]]> By: drv_a_chevy http://www.jlsubwoofer.com/car-subwoofer/to-connect-up-my-car-subwoofer-i-need-the-following/comment-page-1#comment-1441 drv_a_chevy Thu, 02 Jul 2009 02:42:59 +0000 http://www.jlsubwoofer.com/car-subwoofer/to-connect-up-my-car-subwoofer-i-need-the-following#comment-1441 uhhh.. whoa whoever told u all this got tooo technical... if u have an after market radio u have the rca plugs to hook up the rcas from the amp. now after the amp is hooked up all u do is hook up the rcas to the back of the radio and the amp turn on wire to the blue/white wire on the back of ur radio as well.. now 8ohm load? are u trying to take away bass? i would try to get my ohms to a 2 ohm stable so i can have more bass.. and y adaptors? this is starting to sound as if u have a factory radio if thats the case u can buy a pac adaptor that hooks up to the back of ur factory radio into ur speakers which gives u the rca plugs needed to hook up ur rcas from ur amp... if u can tell me more or less the set up i can help u better<br><b>References : </b><br>me.. car audio installer (2 years) uhhh.. whoa whoever told u all this got tooo technical… if u have an after market radio u have the rca plugs to hook up the rcas from the amp. now after the amp is hooked up all u do is hook up the rcas to the back of the radio and the amp turn on wire to the blue/white wire on the back of ur radio as well.. now 8ohm load? are u trying to take away bass? i would try to get my ohms to a 2 ohm stable so i can have more bass.. and y adaptors? this is starting to sound as if u have a factory radio if thats the case u can buy a pac adaptor that hooks up to the back of ur factory radio into ur speakers which gives u the rca plugs needed to hook up ur rcas from ur amp… if u can tell me more or less the set up i can help u better
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