Hey guys,

I've decided that it's time to power my speakers with something other than the deck. I've found a 4-channel amp to do for now, an older Pheonix Gold Series. It'll do the job, but it only has 2 RCA connections, one for front and one for rear. The problem is, my JVC has the same. One set for front, and one set for rear, leaving none for the sub amp, which I've been running off the rear pre-outs. My question is, is there anyway to run that 4-channel without loosing my sub amp? I know some amps have the additional set of RCA connections that solves this problem, but unfortunatly neiher this amp or my sub amp has that feature. Thanks in advance for your help, I appreciate it,

Hodder

 

RCA splitters/Y-adapters are probably your cheapest/easiest option.

 

Care to explain a bit further?

 

buy 2 of these

plug them into ur front output and u will end up with 4 rcas to run to ur 4channel amp... they cost like $3-5 each

 

sends mono rca to a stereo rca

 

No it makes sense...how did I not figure that out.....oh well haha. Thanks for all your help guys. Hopefully I just find one with the 2 inputs and one out.

 

there are the reverse version of that 2 females to 1 male instead of the one he just shown 2 males to 1 female

 

^ I assume you could do it wthier way though?

 

I've always preferred 2 females to 1 male but that's just me......

 

??? there are 2 styles of those mono to stereo adapters lol get the one that fits your application

way to go bigredguy lol ffm is better lmao