Would I be able to connect this to RCA out and then wire it to a speaker-level wiring harness in a vehicle? Wiring harness connects to OEM amp. 2013 Fiat 500.
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No it works as a highs to lows adapter for a after market amp.. A crossover with high to lows would be better
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Yes. I used this item to connect to the R/L RCA output on a Blueray player and went directly into an amplifier. That amp supplies the in wall/ceiling speakers in that room. All works great and I did not need to buy a pricey home theater unit. Just this cable and a Lepaule (spelling?) $25 amp with boost and volume control.
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This is just a harness that uses your factory plug and stereo harness. There is a blue wire with a white line for the amp. I'm assuming you are running an amp. Hope this helps.
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the RCA connections are only for input to the amplifier it has four speaker wires coming out. if this doesn't answer your question please provide a little more detail on what your trying to do and I will try to help.s the first thing I would recommend is not buying this amplifier.
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Yes it can be used in that configuration. This app runs off of the harness. The rca cables are a desperate output meant for expansion.
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I have front and rear door speakers, as well as the in dash tweeters in my Subaru Outback, and they are all indeed functioning through the Alpine amplifier. Trouble is, I bought the Alpine from Amazon, but had it installed professionally and I'm not at all sure about the actual wiring setup. You may be better off calling the manufacturer. I can attest to the to the amazing sound, though. It Absolutely Rocks!!!
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For the best audio possible use the sub out on your radio if it's an aftermarket. I used this amp for my four door speakers, and ran the sub out from the radio into a mono amp that was hooked up to DVC 12in underneath my rear seats. That's the best option I'd recommend. Your setup is possible, but it's just not getting the most out of the radio or amp.
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This is a universal powered car sub with a built in amplifier and it needs a 12v system to power it. It does not have RCA inputs. It uses a special speaker wire converter to receive sound from your car stereo. Anything can be rigged to work but you'd need a 12 volt power source (a car battery), some long speaker wires that you can splice into your home system and a speaker wire to RCA converter to connect the subs to your system. I recommend that you buy a powered sub specifically made for a home surround sound system.
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Yes you can hook these speakes up to previous car wire set. no need for an amp
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You'll need to explain what your setup is like in more detail to get a reliable answer. What kind of receiver are you using? In general, no, you don't want to hook the bare ends of this to an existing speaker wire, and then plug this into the single RCA jack on a subwoofer. Those jacks are made for audio/instrument/signal cables, not speaker wires/cables.
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it is just an amplifier. make sure your replacement speakers are capable of handling the increased power input. do NOT tap power from your car's battery. source power from your fuse box. Cooper Bussmann/ATC fuse tapPrice: $5.99Part Number: BP-HHA-RP from Autozone.it is compatible with any head unit. just cut off the RCA connectors from the AMP to use the Speaker out wires from your car's head unit. Please, buy an adapter [do NOT slice into or cut your car's headunit wiring harness]. again, it WILL work. Solder all your connections. Good Luck. Happy New Year!
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In my explorer I did not have the Premium stereo so the RCA connector was not used in my installation. My current aux input from the factory system does not work. I use the front connector on my deck.
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yes you can. it has a wiring harness that you can have hooked up to the factory wiring of your stock stereo. I recommend having it professionally installed. Its a great amp, clean sound for mids and highs. I have bought two. I recommend this amp.
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Tina, in terribly sorry I am unsure if that answer because I only know car audio. I'd think you would still need a receiver. I'd suggest that's a question to ask your local audio store or music store or Google the answer. Good luck
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This is the method I chose to add a mono sub amp. It has a remote turn on wire for turning the amp on and off with the cars system. Cheaper would be to run the remote turn on from the fuse box from any source controlled buy the accessory switch position of your ignition. The audio would be run from the rear speakers using a line level converter. I do not like that option because I prefer not to alter the factory wiring, and I can remove the PAC adaptor easily without altering any factory wiring.It has been my experience that line level converters do not sound near as good as true pre amp level outputs. I have also experienced feedback using line level converters. This is the method I chose to add a mono sub amp. It has a remote turn on wire for turning the amp on and off with the cars system. Cheaper would be to run the remote turn on from the fuse box from any source controlled buy the accessory switch position of your ignition. The audio would be run from the rear speakers using a line level converter. I do not like that option because I prefer not to alter the factory wiring, and I can remove the PAC adaptor easily without altering any factory wiring.It has been my experience that line level converters do not sound near as good as true pre... » Read More This is the method I chose to add a mono sub amp. It has a remote turn on wire for turning the amp on and off with the cars system. Cheaper would be to run the remote turn on from the fuse box from any source controlled buy the accessory switch position of your ignition. The audio would be run from the rear speakers using a line level converter. I do not like that option because I prefer not to alter the factory wiring, and I can remove the PAC adaptor easily without altering any factory wiring.It has been my experience that line level converters do not sound near as good as true pre amp level outputs. I have also experienced feedback using line level converters. « Show Less
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It requires a speak wire connection not an RCA connection. I have two (one attached to the bottom of each my front seats in my truck). They are running off 1 channel (L & R) of my amp.
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Yes, this goes between your existing radio and harness, the audio from the deck will still power the speakers. Use the line out to hook up to an external amp.
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If there are two wires going into the connector, which there most likely is, you can simply cut the connector off saving as much wire as you can. The polarity of the wires won't effect your sound quality so you can solder on new wires or a new type of connector onto the wires coming out of your door that used to be wired into the connector. I did this on my 2002 Mazda P5 and it worked perfectly.