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the powered subwoofer has a high level input, so i will be putting the speaker output wire in there. If that makes sense lol   ---------- Post added at 02:46 PM ---------- Previous post was at 02:46 PM ----------   Oh ok thank you just wanted to make sure.

another question can the power cable and amp turn on cable run side by side or will that create some kind of noise?

yeah read it somehwere someone had a switch on the REM wire also and they connected the REM to the power cable. did you get your switch at autozone?

wont be using rca cables, i will be connecting my rear speakers right into my powered subwoofer.

I wanted to do that but i dont have a soldering gun and t-taps arent good i heard so dont wanna do that.

@ JoshC i read many people dont recommend that set up that you did. So i will stay away from it. thanx anyways plus not good with remembering stuff

I am trying to figure out the best way to connect my amp turn on wire. I seen people use this Cooper Bussmann/ATM fuse tap converts one into two fusible circuits - 10 Amps maximum on added circuit (BP-HHH-RP) | Fuse and Accessories | AutoZone.com and stick it in the fuse box. Anyone use this? Or...

but with a butt connector that means i will have to cut the wires right?

I do not own a soldering gun and I keep on hearing T-taps are not good for car audio. So is there anything else i can do? I really dont want to cut any wires neither, if possible. I want to extend my car rear speaker with a speaker wire to an amp and also connect my remote turn on wire to a 12v.