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i recently upgraded my car from a peugeot 106 to a peugeot 206(2000 model) and when switching over my in car audio ive come across an anoying problem with the head unit. basically everything works fine untill i switch the engine off. when i restart the engine the head unit has reset, ie all...

i have no idea what size the cables are...im new to this whole malarky...they are just the basic cables i got in an amp wiring kit! il take some pictures of the cables/ground point tomorrow and post them that will probly explain things alot better than i can! the amps work fine indevidually its...

uhh more information....both power wires for the amp are connected to the battery...one wire on top of the other, amps are both grounded at the same point aswell (metal point on the metal backing of the boot) i dont really know what else i can tell you!

currently i have one 600w 4 channel amp driving one sub and two six by nines. earlier on today i added in another 500w amp to drive the sub while the sony amp drives the six by nines, how ever their is a small problem both amps turn on fine and the amp running the six by nines workes perfectly...

this may be a silly question but if you dont ask you dont recieve....is it possible to bodge a remote wire as in if you dont have a remote wire that comes in an amp wiring kit is their any other suitable wire you may find lying around the house that you could use as a remote wire....IE speaker wire?

luvly jubly hopefully this time tomorrow my car will sound like armageddon hopfully i wont get pulled over by the police (or "cops") :P thanks mate

sadly my amp doesnt have the preouts so it looks like i will have to get a "y adaptor" just a few quick questions...the sony amp has a "high level input" what is that used for? possibly instead of using RCA'S? and for the second amp im installing....can u use the same grounding point as the sony...

right i have a 4 channel sony explod amp which has RCA inputs for both front and back speakers ( for the 4 channels obviously) and my head unit convently has 2 preouts which means the amp can run 2 6by9's and two front door speakers rather well. but the problem comes when i want to add another...