Where do these wires go???

[Willkas 10+ year member]

I wired the amp to the subwoofers, the power wire is set, the ground wire is set, but the remote turn on I understand I can either wire it to the hu or to it's fuse in the fuse panel. Is this true? It has a low input RCA line on the amp, and a plug in high input on the amp. I'm only supposed to connect one, where would they go? There's also no RCA input on the hu...it's a standard car radio. And when I took the radio out all I saw was 2 sets of plug in wires. As mentioned I'm installing a sub system. Amp and subs, for the high input, I need to wire them to the rear speakers or the subs? The subs are already holding out their wires coming from the amp.

So basically my question is where does the remote turn on go, and where would the high or low inputs go.

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[westman995 10+ year member]

I wired the amp to the subwoofers, the power wire is set, the ground wire is set, but the remote turn on I understand I can either wire it to the hu or to it's fuse in the fuse panel. Is this true? It has a low input RCA line on the amp, and a plug in high input on the amp. I'm only supposed to connect one, where would they go? There's also no RCA input on the hu...it's a standard car radio. And when I took the radio out all I saw was 2 sets of plug in wires. As mentioned I'm installing a sub system. Amp and subs, for the high input, I need to wire them to the rear speakers or the subs? The subs are already holding out their wires coming from the amp.

So basically my question is where does the remote turn on go, and where would the high or low inputs go.

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Wow you really need to learn or something, if you dont know how to use a forum, you only need to make ONE thread per question, This is now like the 4th time ive seen you ask it, read the **** answers everyone has given you, sorry to be mean but you need to read the answers we are giving you, whats the point in asking if your not going to read the answers??

 

[Willkas 10+ year member]

None of you are really answering my questions thats why....

 

[westman995 10+ year member]

So basically my question is where does the remote turn on go, and where would the high or low inputs go.//content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/confused.gif.e820e0216602db4765798ac39d28caa9.gif//content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/confused.gif.e820e0216602db4765798ac39d28caa9.gif

We have given you this answer already.. The remote turn on (blue wire) goes to the REM or remote on the amp, then the other side of it goes to a switched ignition wire, which you will have to find, go to your fuse box and figure out which wire turns on when the car does and off when its off, you use the LOW inputs on the amp, splice into the speaker wires on the rear speakers (not the subs)

The 2nd time i answered this question since you cannot read the other answers on the other threads you started..

 

[dman4486 5,000+ posts]

We have given you this answer already.. The remote turn on (blue wire) goes to the REM or remote on the amp, then the other side of it goes to a switched ignition wire, which you will have to find, go to your fuse box and figure out which wire turns on when the car does and off when its off, you use the LOW inputs on the amp, splice into the speaker wires on the rear speakers (not the subs)
The 2nd time i answered this question since you cannot read the other answers on the other threads you started..

here's the link to the answers

http://www.caraudio.com/forum/showthread.php?t=316576

 

[geowick07 10+ year member]

I thought this question was answered yesterday And by the looks of the replies, it was. d@mn n00bz.

 

[Willkas 10+ year member]

finished it. awesome. put the remote to the fuse

thanks anyway