but I brought all my stero equipment from My m-tech car back to the states. And my amp that was in the car is a Pioneer GM-1200 70w+70w unit bridgeable. Is this a halfway decent amp and where should I draw power por it in the trunk? I want to make it switch on when the stero comes on.
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You'll have to run a remote turn on wire from the back of your head-unit.Originally posted by M-technik-3
Since we're lucky and the batterys are in the trunk, just get an amp power kit with inline fuse and connect it dirrectly to the battery.
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you going to come up this week for the tires?Below the radar... -
Yup gonna try to my schedule is busy but, I need some rubber under the feet for the car.Comment
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Most of the time, amps are turned on using a seperate wire from the head unit. If you have a stock head unit, or for whatever reason dont want to run a wire, I dont see why you couldnt use one of the wires for the power antenna, since that is only powered when the radio is on...BEERTECH
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I think Chris's idea about a remote switch is correct, then with a large gauge wire for power feed from battery to amp itself. I have an Alpine CDA 5453 headunit/amp/cd. It's nice as it has rca outputs and inputs which the amp does also. It shouldn't take more than a half hour to and hour to wire it.Originally posted by RobComment
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ok, yeah since you have an aftermarket deck, that would be the best way 8)BEERTECH
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