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<blockquote data-quote="Mason4Runner" data-source="post: 6635769" data-attributes="member: 617412">How&#039;s this sound SICAUDIO?I&#039;m gonna get 4 RCA splitters.I&#039;ll be replacing the existing RCA&#039;s coming out of the Axxess interface, THEN i&#039;ll put the splitters into each one of the inputs, leaving 8 open connections. I&#039;ll plug&nbsp; the RCA&#039;s from the Interface - one Front end will go into one splitter, and the other Front end will go into the other splitter. Then I will do the same with the Rear ends - leaving 4 open connections on the splitters - that&#039;s where I&#039;ll connect the new RCA&#039;s that run to my new amp.Since I want to keep my factory sub I&#039;m going to split the factory remote wire and tie it together with a wire nut and run it to my new amp. I&#039;ll transfer the stock speaker wire in the stock amp to my new amp, except for the speaker wire powering the stock sub.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mason4Runner, post: 6635769, member: 617412"] How's this sound SICAUDIO? I'm gonna get 4 RCA splitters. I'll be replacing the existing RCA's coming out of the Axxess interface, THEN i'll put the splitters into each one of the inputs, leaving 8 open connections. I'll plug the RCA's from the Interface - one Front end will go into one splitter, and the other Front end will go into the other splitter. Then I will do the same with the Rear ends - leaving 4 open connections on the splitters - that's where I'll connect the new RCA's that run to my new amp. Since I want to keep my factory sub I'm going to split the factory remote wire and tie it together with a wire nut and run it to my new amp. I'll transfer the stock speaker wire in the stock amp to my new amp, except for the speaker wire powering the stock sub. [/QUOTE]

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