pioneer pico fuse?

[jdawg 5,000+ posts]

i guess you cant solder by the way you are talking but the fuse is like $1

 

[gqjeff 10+ year member]

That may be a pita. My rcas are not like that but connect with a plug on the end. Ther are 3 separate but they attach with wired if you understand what I am saying.

 

[gqjeff 10+ year member]

So can I put some wire in the rca connection I am using if it does not touch the center prong and then fasten that to the chassis? If not can I solder wire around the rear set and attatch that to the chassis?

 

[jdawg 5,000+ posts]

yup, the outside is the negative or ground

 

[gqjeff 10+ year member]

Hell that easy enough. Would you do that or solder around the un used one. Putting it in the outer sleeve seems like the fastest as easiest for sure.

 

[stevew007 10+ year member]

yup thats what I did took me a whole 5 min to fix mine

 

[gqjeff 10+ year member]

Going to go out and try this out in a few....

 

[gqjeff 10+ year member]

Thanks guys... 5 min fix and I am good to go again...

 

[bigaudiofanati2 10+ year member]

Yet another reason I am probably going to stick with alpine. I am getting a pioneer in a few days because of a trade I will install it and probably not like it or get noise and than sell it, and than get my 9887

 

[gqjeff 10+ year member]

Mine makes absolutely zero noise again. I would just ground the rca from the beginning and forget about it.