How do I connect my subwoofer to my amp?
Connect Using Stereo RCA or Speaker Level Outputs If the subwoofer’s LINE IN uses RCA cables and the subwoofer out on the receiver/amplifier also uses RCA, plug it in using an RCA cable. If the cable is split on one end (a y-cable for both right and left channels), plug it in the R and L ports on the subwoofer.
Where should I ground the amp in my trunk?
If you’re mounting your amplifier in the trunk, the most common ground would be the strut tower. You have to be sure to sand down any paint or rust until you see the shiny metal underneath for the best connection.
Where do RCA cables go on AMP?
The RCA cables go in the amp’s RCA socket. The red cable of RCA goes to the amp’s red socket while the white cable goes to the white socket. The amp’s RCA sockets are usually found at the back of the device.
How do you hook up two amps to one power wire?
The best way to wire multiple amps to a single power cable is to use a power distribution block. That allows you to use a single cable for most of the run, including the crucial portion that passes through the firewall and then to use shorter individual cables to actually connect to each amplifier.
How do I connect my subwoofer to left and right input?
To connect a subwoofer to its receiver, you can use an LFE input cable or an RCA line-in cable (used for left and right input options). Assuming your subwoofer has the option to use an LFE input, this will be your best choice. But, if not, then an RCA input option will work.
What will a bad ground do to an amp?
Bad ground on amp means permanent damage to your speaker amplifier. Bad ground on an amp does not happen overnight, before it happens, there will be several symptoms like clipping, overheating, and suddenly going off.
Where do RCA cables go on amp?
What is SWC connector?
What is a SWC interface? SWC is an acronym standing for Steering Wheel Control. An SWC interface is a module that connects a vehicle’s OEM steering wheel controls with an aftermarket headunit or radio replacement unit.