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<blockquote data-quote="kdicetharappa" data-source="post: 6792918" data-attributes="member: 621619"><p>the head unit will only be used to generate a signal for the external amplifier to amplify in that setup. so when installing the head unit, you won't connect any of the speaker leads to it. instead, you will run a 4 channel RCA cable (or 2 2-channel RCAs, whatever you prefer) to the 4 channel amp. then, run speaker wire (12ga or 16ga should be sufficient) to your 4 speakers.</p><p></p><p>with an external amp and those 6.75s...you should have some serious sound! enjoy</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="kdicetharappa, post: 6792918, member: 621619"] the head unit will only be used to generate a signal for the external amplifier to amplify in that setup. so when installing the head unit, you won't connect any of the speaker leads to it. instead, you will run a 4 channel RCA cable (or 2 2-channel RCAs, whatever you prefer) to the 4 channel amp. then, run speaker wire (12ga or 16ga should be sufficient) to your 4 speakers. with an external amp and those 6.75s...you should have some serious sound! enjoy [/QUOTE]
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