GaryNas

Hey guys, I decided on a few parts for my car (Accent), but I'm not really sure on a few things.

First, I'm 99% sure the deck I'm going to get is the Pioneer DEH-P7500MP. But what does it mean when it was 3 pair pre-outs? Does this mean I can control the volume of the 2 fronts, 2 rears and the sub separately?

Also, since my back speaker (factory) is blown, I was going to replace the two backs and save the fronts for later. Or should I replace the two fronts and disconnect the backs, just leaving the sub in my trunk?

And finally I'm going to get a mono channel amp for the sub.

Oh, and what kind of wiring should I be looking at?

Any comments or suggestions? I'm still a little lost...

Thanks,

Gary

ChizzerZ24

Having 3 pre-outs means you can hook the fronts to an amp, the back to an amp, and the 3rd would be for your sub amp.... or if you had a 4 channel amp your front/back preout would goto that amp, and your 3rd to a seperate sub amp.....with having the sub pre-out you can adjust the bass/freq with an internal setting on the deck, instead of always doing it from the amp...if your putting a sub in, I wouldn't worry to much about the back speakers, cause ur gonna get ur bass from your sub, just replace the fronts with some nice components that way you have a nice sounding front stage, and the sub will give ya a nice thump, I mean if your always gonna be sitting in your back seat then u might want back speakers.. other than that wouldn't worry to much about it.

[ August 28, 2003, 09:36 AM: Message edited by: zealouZ ]

Chadxton

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Generally with decks that have 3 RCA pre-outs, one would be for Front, one for Rear, and one for Sub. The F and R are mainly designated for fading purposes. The Sub-out usually is non-fading and has crossover settings depending on the deck. Through the fader controls I guess it's a way of controlling the F and R volume, although it's not 100% independant.

For the speakers, chuck the back ones for now and upgrade the front ones. Worry about rear fill later, your music should sound in front of you, not behind. [img]smile.gif[/img]

Wiring is wiring, but if you want a good deal, get Knukonceptz stuff. Quality stuff for your dollar, and it's available on-line rather than stores.

Hope this helps.