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Originally Posted by vodkarocket
I ended up buying the speakers. Now my system will consist of the following:
Pioneer Avic-D2
Alpine MRP-F450 Vpower Amp
Infinity 6010cs reference series
Infinity 6012i reference
1" spacer (two pairs) from ZEnclosures.
Is there anything else I'm missing or need to make the system complete?
Pioneer Avic-D2
Alpine MRP-F450 Vpower Amp
Infinity 6010cs reference series
Infinity 6012i reference
1" spacer (two pairs) from ZEnclosures.
Is there anything else I'm missing or need to make the system complete?
1. Scosche NN03 Wiring harness
2. Nissan Dual prong antenna adapter
3. RCA cable to run from your HU to your amp
4. Speaker Wire to rewire the whole car
5. Amp wiring kit (basically nice thick low gauge power and ground wire, remote turn on wire, inline fuse for your amp)
6. PAC SWI-PS: This is a steering wheel interface for the Pioneer head unit that will allow you to retain your factory steering wheel controls. You can get it from Pac Audio www.pac-audio.com
That should get you going.
#18
05-02-2006, 03:19 PM
While I'm sure it's BETTER to run new speaker wire, the SQ gain over the stock speaker wire is probably negligable for 99.8% of the population. Especially considering the horror stories I have heard and read about what it takes to pull new speaker wire to the doors.
Not disagreeing with you, it will be better, I just don't think it's worth it.
Not disagreeing with you, it will be better, I just don't think it's worth it.
#19
05-02-2006, 04:32 PM
1. Scosche NN03 Wiring harness - what is this for?
2. Nissan Dual prong antenna adapter
3. RCA cable to run from your HU to your amp
4. Speaker Wire to rewire the whole car - not going to do this
5. Amp wiring kit (basically nice thick low gauge power and ground wire, remote turn on wire, inline fuse for your amp) - what gauge wire is recommended?
6. PAC SWI-PS - already made a deal with a local member to buy this.
2. Nissan Dual prong antenna adapter
3. RCA cable to run from your HU to your amp
4. Speaker Wire to rewire the whole car - not going to do this
5. Amp wiring kit (basically nice thick low gauge power and ground wire, remote turn on wire, inline fuse for your amp) - what gauge wire is recommended?
6. PAC SWI-PS - already made a deal with a local member to buy this.
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05-02-2006, 05:19 PM
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Originally Posted by vodkarocket
1. Scosche NN03 Wiring harness - what is this for?
2. Nissan Dual prong antenna adapter
3. RCA cable to run from your HU to your amp
4. Speaker Wire to rewire the whole car - not going to do this
5. Amp wiring kit (basically nice thick low gauge power and ground wire, remote turn on wire, inline fuse for your amp) - what gauge wire is recommended?
6. PAC SWI-PS - already made a deal with a local member to buy this.
2. Nissan Dual prong antenna adapter
3. RCA cable to run from your HU to your amp
4. Speaker Wire to rewire the whole car - not going to do this
5. Amp wiring kit (basically nice thick low gauge power and ground wire, remote turn on wire, inline fuse for your amp) - what gauge wire is recommended?
6. PAC SWI-PS - already made a deal with a local member to buy this.
4. Suit yourself, but I would recommend it. If you're gonna do something, do it right. You will already have the car apart, might as well run the new speaker wires. If you decide against it, you will need to tap into the speaker wire lines then heading out to the speakers from the blose amp instead. Do a search in the forum to get the factory amp wiring guide.
5. Depends on the power of the amp, and the amp manual will tell you. I see a lot of guys running some really thick wire when it really isn't needed. 6-8 gauge is probably fine for this amp. Though people run 0-2 gauge for their very highly powered sub amps.
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