JordyO

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Are they worth anything or should I not even bother?

I'd like to keep the factory HU, but be able to run a 4ch amp...

Dukk

Lots of people support the idea that you can simply add RCA terminals to your speaker leads and enjoy the higher voltage direct wiring allows.

For what it costs compared to a 'good' LOC, I would try it.

Haunz

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good loc?

well the right non inductive resistor will work...

you want adjustable pots ?

see autosound2000, I doubt you will go wrong....

JordyO

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Got more info on how to do this? (would want to make sure I don't screw it up too badly)


Is the NE-774V the sort of thing I'd be looking for?

David Navone - Adaptor Products - Car Audio Engineering

belcom

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I bought PAC OEM-2. I have another one hooked up right now but will give this one a try very soon as well. it's got a lot of features.

dogstar

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ive never used LOCs myself, but the david navone stuff comes highly recommended.

smpl_gy

I use a LOC for my system and it works great...But the one i have is only designed for 2 channel low frequency. For your application, why dont you get a preamp with high-level input? Or what about an amp with high-level input?

selective sound

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Soundgate makes a really good one.

Haunz

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Yup

Dukk

Attach positive speaker lead to center pin. Attach negative speaker lead to the outer ring. Twist the cables if you want to get fancy

If the deck has 10wRMS per speaker that is a good 6volts