vip3r87

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okay, i got a hold of an audiobahn a2002t for free, and the only problem is that their is no power coming out of the speaker terminals, but I have seen it working first hand using the High Level inputs.

My problem is, is that I have no idea how this works, i understand the Left + - and Right + -, but what is the G mean in between them? There was no manual with the amp, so I have no clue. I have a mono amp currently, using the low level rca's and all the power and grounds.

I have a distro block for power and ground.

My question: Do I use the power and ground to the normal inputs on the amp, and then solder the L and R + -'s to the appropriate spot, and then make another remote wire for the G? What does the G stand for.

I think my main problem is that I don't understand how High Level Inputs work



Thanks in advance

vip3r87

iTrader: (1)

okay, I think I understand it a little better as I read the manual for my now broken Ultimate t2-1400. I use the remote, ground, and power wire to the normal spots on the amp, and then just attach the speakers to the Left and Right + -.

My only problem is I just don't understand how the amp get the proper signal to play music. I am just so confused lol.

vip3r87

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sorry for not editing posts, but I just though of something...can you even use High Level Input with an aftermarket Head Unit?

vip3r87

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okay...

I think I understand it now. So I run wires from the HU Left and Right +-'s harness to the amps High level, then from their run another set of wires to the speakers from the amp?

Man oh man i am confused

crash2000

umm use the internet... in less then 5 min. i found the manual...

http://www.audiobahn.com/Audiobahn06/images/tech/Manuals/2005Manuals/Amplifiers/Intake%20amps.zip