NEED HELP BAD!!

[98V6inhouston]

I BOUGHT A NEW AMP FOR MY CAR AND IM STILL RUNNING MY STOCK HEAD UNIT... MY OLD AMP I DIDNT NEED RCA'S FOR THE INPUT SIDE CAUSE IT HAD WHERE I COULD JUST RUN SPEAKER WIRES FOR THE INPUT. BUT THIS NEW AMP I HAVE TO HAVE RCA'S. IS THERE ANYWAY TO RIG THIS UP WITH SPEAKER WIRE??

[eZD]

If I were you I would buy a new head unit! The stock one is okay, but a new unit with MP3 has so many more options.

[hockeyman]

<blockquote>quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by 98V6inhouston:
I BOUGHT A NEW AMP FOR MY CAR AND IM STILL RUNNING MY STOCK HEAD UNIT... MY OLD AMP I DIDNT NEED RCA'S FOR THE INPUT SIDE CAUSE IT HAD WHERE I COULD JUST RUN SPEAKER WIRES FOR THE INPUT. BUT THIS NEW AMP I HAVE TO HAVE RCA'S. IS THERE ANYWAY TO RIG THIS UP WITH SPEAKER WIRE??<hr></blockquote>

I once bought speaker wire-to-RCA jack conversions over ar Radio Shack. This was over 7 years ago, so I'm not sure they even have them anymore. Give em' a call and ask. They should be very inexpensive to get if they still carry them.

-Marc

[RSFireDog]

you need an OEM-1. Just go to a stereo shop and ask for a line level convertor. If I remember correctly they are about $40.00. Circuit city and crappy places like that should have them.

You are going to need to use RCA's, and a line level adaptor will make it so that you can get RCA's out of your factory deck.

[Takumi Fujiwara]

yeah, u can do a RCA-Speaker wire plugs. They are called specificly Bannana Plugs. But The reason I dont recomned doing this - even though I did. The signal that gets sent to the amp is very dirty, RCAs run on voltage not on wattage. That is the man reason, it can all be converted but the overal affect is that it is damaging to ur amp. So I dont recommend it but u can get bannana plugs if u wanna kill ur amp =)