darrenp

have fitted my sub and amp now but have 1 problem; when i turn the volume up the sub rattles within the box. I have put pressure on the outer bit of the sub to check if its not screwed in tight enough and that made no difference. I have had to turn the input sensitivity all the way down on the amp and i dont feel like the bass is as deep as it could be. Any ideas?

Do I need to use the remote wire from the head unit? I have already connected this to a relay so my DVD player works without the handbrake on

I have now purchased a 10" sub and amp, would i go about wiring this up as if it was a normal setup (i.e not needing to bypass anything)Im assuming i just run a wire from the battery to the new amp and connect the rest to the new headunit i installed etc. (basically do i need to worry about the old amp)

Thanks for your help.

No. You leave the amp completely disconnected. You don't need this anymore as your new head unit has a built in amplifier. The larger connector you removed from the amp plugs into the bypass lead, the bypass lead then plugs into the ISO lead (or in your case will need joining with terminal blocks), the ISO lead then plugs into your new head unit. Fitted the unit yesterday, I unplugged the bigger connection from the amp and plugged that into the bypass cable which i plugged into the head unit but the smaller connection is still connected to the amp as there was no where to connect that to. The stereo works and sound from all speakers. Where should the smaller connection from the amp plug into?

so just replace the connection that is joined to the currect stereo with the bypass cable? i managed to get to the back of the amp and seen the 2 connections- need to wait for my headunit to arrive tomorrow to actually fot it Pretty much. You'll also be bypassing the amp too as you will be disconnecting the speakers from it and plugging these directly into your bypass cable. The larger of the two connectors is the one you will be connecting it to. ok Does the bypass cable plug into the amp in the slot where the previous stereo plugs into it? (the bigger slot?) and then unplug the speakers from the amp and plug them into the bypass cable?

so just replace the connection that is joined to the currect stereo with the bypass cable? i managed to get to the back of the amp and seen the 2 connections- need to wait for my headunit to arrive tomorrow to actually fot it

Hello, im probably being incredibly stupid but how do i get to the wiring on the amp to plug in my iso cable?

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