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Posted by: 914bub May 3 2016, 09:38 PM

I'm no noob to installing stereos. I've installed a lot of them and know how to wire the power, non keyed power, ground etc. I know I can use the power antenna lead to fire up a power antenna, an amp etc.

The thing is I've only ever installed a headset with a pair of 6X9's, (occasionally with a single amp). I understand crossovers but since I'm not running tweeters I don't know if I need them. I'm also wanting to run 2 amps.

Here's what I've got:

Retrosound radio (RC900C) with both high and low,(RCA) outputs.

A pair of 6.5" speakers that I'm putting into 914rubbers speaker pods. I want to drive those with a 200 watt amp.

1 sub, (8"), built into a passenger side footwell enclosure. I have a 300 watt amp that I want to use with it. I purchased both the sub and the 300 watt amp from a "world" member who previously used those components together.

Here's my question. Can I use the RCA plugs coming out of the headset and split those to the 2 amps and then just wire the speakers or ???

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Posted by: Mike Bellis May 3 2016, 09:47 PM

You can split the RCA cables. Remember the 914 does not have an accessory position on the key. It's best to wire the red and yellow wire together to a hot source. Just remember to turn it off when parked.

Posted by: 914bub May 3 2016, 09:53 PM

QUOTE(Mike Bellis @ May 3 2016, 08:47 PM) *

You can split the RCA cables. Remember the 914 does not have an accessory position on the key. It's best to wire the red and yellow wire together to a hot source. Just remember to turn it off when parked.



Mike
Thanks! I should have "paged" you!
Besides the bumper I bought from Rob's wife your the only member I've met in person. I was the pasta guy who bought the passenger side door.
Thanks again, Erik

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