Recent content by Camryman

I was talking about hi-level input and outputs, but really I meant to be asking about RCA pass-thru and using and RCA Y connector. However, not to worry - yesterday, I went and got a 200W Jensen 2-ch amp with RCA input and output so that I could simply pass-thru to my Fosgate amp. I don't know...

I'm going to install another amplifier in my '90 Camry. Right now I have a Rockford Fosgate Punch 100.2 (25W x 2 @ 4 ohms) - it does not have a pass-thru for hi-level inputs. The amp I'm looking at also does not have a pass-thru for high-level inputs. Can I simply put a Y-adaptor and split...

if I ever decide to sale the car, if I just mount them to the top of the rear deck panel, then I can take the 6x9s out and put it back to stock. On the contrary, with the former that wouldn't be possible unless I bought a new panel. Trav

So, my Camry originally came with 5¼" speakers in the real - upgraded them to 6½ and now I'm upgrading again to 6x9s. I've made speaker mounts from 5/8" MDF (10x7x3 inches) with the cutout to hold the speakers themselves because there's no way I can cutout a 5 7/8" x 8 11/16" hole in the rear...

I just purchased a set of Infinity Kappa 6x9 2-way speakers from Crutchfield for my Camry. They are 330W max and 2-110W rated power. I purchased a set of Kenwood KFC-6906S 6x9 3-way speakers from Sears (170Wmax and 40W continuous power) and they SUCKED SO BAD I took them back. So, then I went...

As is, I have a Fosgate 100W 2-ch. amp and a Pioneer H/U. On the right channel, I have 2 6½" Pioneers in the rear and on the left channel, I have 2 5¼" Sonys in the doors and 2 3½" Infiniti's in the dash. I want to add a 4-channel amp and put the right door and dash speaker on one channel...