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It worked! I have it hooked up to the amp and it seems to be working well. Thanks so much for the help. I do have one issue with this ancient Pioneer HU. the left side is louder than the right. The balance control obviously helps, but there's def something wrong with the HU itself. I was...

yeah def an option hmm, my Pioneer only puts out 3.2 Watts/channel. So connect the male RCA cables' negs together and then to the single neg on the radio?

Much appreciated. Maybe this will help? I'm looking for an easy cheap solution to this. I just need to make a single speaker ground out of the radio to 2 separate grounds (negs) on the LOC.

I feel like there has to be a way to do this. I have the dash ripped apart and I'm wondering if I should just say f-it and make a DIN.

Welp, I wired-up the Floating ground adapter, but it didn't work. I was told to use it backwards than typically used. It's usually for a modern stereo to be installed into an old vehicle with speakers grounded to the body. I have the reverse problem. Only one neg speaker wire coming out of...

In case anyone needs this info in the future, I needed a Floating ground adapter I use it backwards so my stereo connects to the output end of the adapter w/ the 5 wires, and the adapter input to the LOC is self-explanatory.

No one? Li'l help?

No one? Li'l help?

I have an ancient Pioneer head unit that only has 3 speaker wires. It's an old Jeep requiring a shaft-mount stereo (mounted by the knob shafts), and I don't want to cut the dash for a DIN. There's +L and +R, but only one negative wire out of it. You're supposed to wire the negative to one...