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<blockquote data-quote="azeroth123" data-source="post: 4162994" data-attributes="member: 582020"><p>Im not really sure why you are stuck on using car equipment indoors, there is a lot of good home audio equipment new and used floating around out there that will make your setup a lottttt easier. But to answer your question, speakers are speakers, I'm not sure what your "dj" speakers are, and what there connection is like (i'm assuming 1/4" jacks, ie you would have to splice into the cable itself making for a pain in the ***), but pretty much all car amps have +/- wire outputs per channel.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="azeroth123, post: 4162994, member: 582020"] Im not really sure why you are stuck on using car equipment indoors, there is a lot of good home audio equipment new and used floating around out there that will make your setup a lottttt easier. But to answer your question, speakers are speakers, I'm not sure what your "dj" speakers are, and what there connection is like (i'm assuming 1/4" jacks, ie you would have to splice into the cable itself making for a pain in the ***), but pretty much all car amps have +/- wire outputs per channel. [/QUOTE]
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