Stock Deck Question

[Rattlebrain 10+ year member]

You can splice it into your L & R Rear speakers if you want. Just remember that the fader controle on the HU will also effect the signal to the amp.

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[Rattlebrain 10+ year member]

Oh by the way, I think you can even buy one (a cheapy) at W-Mart

 

[joe17 10+ year member]

alright thanks alot guys, yes it will prolly be easier splicing into the rear speakers, then go right to the amp, thats what ill prolly do.. and yes he has a 300w amp powering 2 subs a 300w x 1 @ 4 ohms bridged..

ive done like 6 isntalls so far, but every isntall i did, had an aftermarket radio, so i never had to do this LOC crap, or the remote wire thingy

 

[joe17 10+ year member]

You can splice it into your L & R Rear speakers if you want. Just remember that the fader controle on the HU will also effect the signal to the amp.

if he doesnt use the fade control (which he prolly wont), do i have to worry about the signal to the amp?

 

[Rattlebrain 10+ year member]

if he doesn't use the fade control (which he prolly wont), do i have to worry about the signal to the amp?

Well by splicing into the rear speakers, If he fades it all to the front, there will be nothing coming out of the rear for the amp to get a signal.

 

[Prowler573 5,000+ posts]

Well by splicing into the rear speakers, If he fades it all to the front, there will be nothing coming out of the rear for the amp to get a signal.

But to answer the question that was actually asked if the user does not adjust the fadar at all then no, it will not affect the signal getting to the amp via the LOC.Additionally if he does adjust the fadar but all the way to the rear it will not affect the signal getting through to the LOC and then to the amp either.

The only fadar adjustment that would create a difference is, as Rattlebrain already posted, fading towards the front.

 

[joe17 10+ year member]

alright sounds good guys.. thanks for all the help