oh crap i taped them together they could be touching when the bass hits and rca s are close to the punch **** line ......didnt think of that ...duhh

 

I'd tape them seperate and move the RCAs away from the punch line and see if that fixes it

 

sounds good im on facebook mike miller and playstation network FUALLBADBOY....NOT the best name but i couldnt find a name that wasnt already taken and got mad.....

 

hey have you heard of online car stereo.com i got my stuff for like less than half $$$$$$$$$$$$$$

 

there's a billion Mike Millers lol and yeah I havent bought anything from them tho

 

see the little face book symbol in the corner of my post click it and i have grey shirt with twin towers and white hat on..........i just clicked your playstation thing and seen all you trophies!!!!!!!

 

It doesn't work :p

I don't have many trophies lol I just made my account less than a year ago

 

I have a similar question that might relate. I have a 2004 Monte Carlo with a factory head unit and amp. I am trying to add an aftermarket amp for my subs while keeping the factory head unit and amp as is. What is the best way for me too hook up my aftermarket amp. I was thinking about connecting the line-out converter to the wires for the rear speakers before they go into the factory amp but won't the mean I am running 4 speakers off of 2 channels? Will the pose a problem?
Thanks for any advice you can give me.
cpmcd

 

@cpmcd Head to the 1st page everything you need is there.

Welcome to MCF

 

Thanks. I read that but I am just worried that running 4 speakers off of the rear 2 channels might overload the radio?

cpmcd