for car audio is go to 3-4 shops nearby to u for the rates and buy the System with the warrenty.
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I have 2 12" polk audio subwoofers with a Dual Electronics 600 watt amp
yes and no
it needs to be the correct size (gauge)
it may come with all of the wiring (for after market radio), like power and ground wires, the remote wire, and your RCA cables. It should come with an in-line fuse holder and fuse
sometimes you need extra wire connectors, cable ties, and you may need a "line output converter" if your radio does not have RCA preamp outputs
I asked this questions before, but i’m not sure i was clear. I have a 97 jeep and my FM transmitter doesn’t work too well because my reception on my radio isn’t the best. It’s a pioneer CD Player head System. Is there any way to play the Ipod through a cord that can be hooked up through something in the jeep? Maybe behind the head unit or something like that? Please keep in mind, not a car/audio/electronics person. Thanks for you help!
The Apple adapter alone won’t do it. Pioneer decks don’t have RCA inputs.
Nearly all Pioneer decks from the 90’s on have CD changer capability. Look at the model number. It will be something like "DEH-P####". The key is what is after the hyphen. If it has a "P", then the deck has Pioneer’s P-Bus changer interface. There are two adapters made by Pioneer you can use. The cheaper one just gives you RCA inputs via the P-Bus connector and the deluxe one gives you the RCA as well as lets you use the P-Bus (like for a Pioneer changer or XM radio).
The P-Bus connector is nearly square and has a blue color.
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