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bigmike

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Stereo Install
« on: June 30, 2011, 11:48:28 AM »
i'm going to install a stereo deck in my boat and i'm not a stereo guy. so any advice on how to wire it up would be appriciated. It did have stereo at one point becuase there's a engine noise reducer in the boat. just want to make sure i install correctly.
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Re: Stereo Install
« Reply #1 on: June 30, 2011, 11:50:13 AM »
i'm going to install a stereo deck in my boat and i'm not a stereo guy. so any advice on how to wire it up would be appriciated. It did have stereo at one point becuase there's a engine noise reducer in the boat. just want to make sure i install correctly.

they're pretty self explanatory.  need a +12v, then a switched +12v if you want it.  i personally dont want to turn the ignition on just to have tunes so im going to wire mine so i can JUST run the radio.  and then a ground.  the rest of the grey/purple/white/green go to the speakers.   crimp tool and a bunch of butt connectors later and you'll be blastin that ricky martin in no time.

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Re: Stereo Install
« Reply #2 on: June 30, 2011, 02:01:36 PM »
If you dont have a hole in your dash...just run a ipod/sat unit into an amp.  If you would like to get the best controll over how the music is played/sounds then a head unit or a preamp then amp.

 


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