add amps and EQ's to existing system
06-27-2013, 01:02 PM
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Just got the 360 i guess i'll start on this project tomorrow, will try to put up some pics but don't laugh it is no where near the quality of yours MsBecky. It will be safe and secure but not a showcase item. Just want real sound back to enjoy its been about 4 years since i last competed and i miss the quality sound of my old system.
06-27-2013, 03:12 PM
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After looking at your install MsBecky i would be embarrassed to post any pics. I only have some components mounted temporarily i am waiting in the 360 to finalize the lay out on my amp rack. This is a stealth install as I travel quite a bit and don't want anyone to be tempted to break in. I put all components under the rear storage lid on a 3/4 piece of plywood that will be covered with black cloth to match interior. I think i might have to put a fan back there but well wait and see. i'll give you a heads up when I get the 360 installed, but it might be a while, not in any rush to get this done. By the way very nice install keep up the good work I would love to hear it when its done and tell Scott Milton Fisher said hello the next time you see him.But only if the Scott you are referring to Scott Bowalda (excuse my spelling) I used to run a 94 Astro in SQ in IASCA and USACI and he would help me out now and again.
Thanks for the comps .... She will enjoy it ....
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06-27-2013, 03:26 PM
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Just got the 360 i guess i'll start on this project tomorrow, will try to put up some pics but don't laugh it is no where near the quality of yours MsBecky. It will be safe and secure but not a showcase item. Just want real sound back to enjoy its been about 4 years since i last competed and i miss the quality sound of my old system.
It makes sense to tap into the plug at the amp in the rear , everything is right there .
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06-27-2013, 03:30 PM
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06-27-2013, 03:37 PM
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Not sure if you have pulled the rear panel yet but here are some pics of the factory amps 3 connectors and the wires.
In this pic the top (Green) connector contains the speaker out wires. For mine the pairs were taped and twisted as you can see with the tan and grey (left front). You can see the Dark blue and lt blue (right rear) pair and the yellow and brown (left rear) pair too. Note that these wires are a larger gauge then most other wires. The smaller black (bottom) connector contains the pink remote on wire. You can see it as the bottom most wire in that connector. This bottom connector also contains the input signal wires comming from the HU.
In this pic the top (Green) connector contains the speaker out wires. For mine the pairs were taped and twisted as you can see with the tan and grey (left front). You can see the Dark blue and lt blue (right rear) pair and the yellow and brown (left rear) pair too. Note that these wires are a larger gauge then most other wires. The smaller black (bottom) connector contains the pink remote on wire. You can see it as the bottom most wire in that connector. This bottom connector also contains the input signal wires comming from the HU.
