2014 civic ex sedan Sub/amp install?
2014 civic ex sedan Sub/amp install?
Hey everyone.
I have a 2014 civic ex with the stock touchscreen head unit. I just upgraded from my 2002 civic lx with a Jvc unit, i don't remember which one. I had my amp and sub hooked up in there and now I want to move that over to my new civic. Im keeping my stock touch screen head unit in and I can't seem to figure it out. What adapter do i need to hook up my left and right Sub RCA cables and the remote power switch. can someone point me in the right direction? Thanks!
I have a 2014 civic ex with the stock touchscreen head unit. I just upgraded from my 2002 civic lx with a Jvc unit, i don't remember which one. I had my amp and sub hooked up in there and now I want to move that over to my new civic. Im keeping my stock touch screen head unit in and I can't seem to figure it out. What adapter do i need to hook up my left and right Sub RCA cables and the remote power switch. can someone point me in the right direction? Thanks!
Re: 2014 civic ex sedan Sub/amp install?
If your amp doesn't have high level inputs (speaker in) then you need a high to low adapter like this... Scosche LOC80 adapter
For remote turn on, just run the remote lead to a fused acc in the fuse box that is activated by the key. Stereo/lighter/ACC/ anything like that.
For remote turn on, just run the remote lead to a fused acc in the fuse box that is activated by the key. Stereo/lighter/ACC/ anything like that.
Re: 2014 civic ex sedan Sub/amp install?
If your amp doesn't have high level inputs (speaker in) then you need a high to low adapter like this... Scosche LOC80 adapter
For remote turn on, just run the remote lead to a fused acc in the fuse box that is activated by the key. Stereo/lighter/ACC/ anything like that.
For remote turn on, just run the remote lead to a fused acc in the fuse box that is activated by the key. Stereo/lighter/ACC/ anything like that.
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