Anyone use this for their amp turn on wire?

[Vrooom 10+ year member]

What? Rear speakers to a powered subwoofer??? Im not sure what you mean, but even then the amp in your powered sub would need RCA cables to play. Unless its a factory sub, but then ure sub wouldnt have power anymore

the powered subwoofer has a high level input, so i will be putting the speaker output wire in there. If that makes sense lol

 

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No your thinking of RCA's next to power

Oh ok thank you //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif just wanted to make sure.

 

[Bggd_GMC 10+ year member]

No your thinking of RCA's next to power

rca's and power wire cant be close to each other ?

 

[brandinooooo 10+ year member]

rca's and power wire cant be close to each other ?

Creates interference noise

 

[Bggd_GMC 10+ year member]

Creates interference noise

thanks i will write this down in my handy dandy notebook

 

[05trailblazer 10+ year member]

explain a bit more pls

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

 

[Vrooom 10+ year member]

explain a bit more pls

the powered subwoofer has a high level input, so i will be putting the speaker output wire in there. If that makes sense lol

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[shizzzon 10+ year member]

It will only cause noise if they are not shielded properly.

Also, using a LOC, from what i've seen, is so terrible in the long run.

Do it right, get an aftermarket Headunit.

Going the cheap route just so it "works" isn't going to "work" properly or for very long properly before you start having issues.