need on help on hooking up

Please list what you have for the DVD/CD player. As far as the FM modulator unless you plan on hooking up an older model satellite radio of some sort, or an iPod/MP3 player, you don't need it. Then again...depending on the capabilities of each of those parts you might be able to get a few different adapter cables and use the FM modulator for your DVD/CD player audio while you are watching movies.

You can hook an amplifier up to your deck rather it be preamp ouputs or high level inputs or line out converters (LOC). I am not sure why you want an amp...sub or components? Get back to us with your intentions. Good luck.

 
ok, heres what I gather:

you have a seperate monitor, dvd player and head unit and you want those hooked up, correct? You have an FM modulator, but you're not sure if you need it.

Heres what I'd do:

That Panasonic has an auxilary in, correct? If it does, I would hook the DVD player up, and run audio RCA's from it to the aux in on the head unit. Then I would run video to the monitor and you're good to go. No need for an FM modulator.

If your deck doesnt have an aux in, then you would wire constant and switched power, and ground to the FM modulator, run audio rca's to the modulator, plug the factory antenna into the modulator, and then plug the antenna cable coming out of the modulator into the antenna jack in the head unit. And of course run video to the monitor.

 
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