if you worked at Circuit City
 

my brother got his amp hooked up at circuit city a couple years ago...im not that technical when it comes to audio but i need to know where the rca cables are ran from? i already checked the rear of my mach headunit but there is nothing there(not even spliced wires)..where else would rca cable be hooked up 2?

RE: if you worked at Circuit City
 

an LOC somewhere.....

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"if you worked at Circuit City" you're a unskilled tool! BESTBUY AUTOTECH FTMFW!
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sxy i wouldnt say that with to much PRIDE!! overpriced junk

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HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAA LOL.

RRRRRRRRRRRIIIIIIIIIIIIGGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHHTTTTTTT TTTTTTTT......

Don't make me dig up the people that had to take my article to BBY to have them fix their system after being told that it was not possible. I quit installing their over a decade ago and have kept my promise to not become one of the customers that gets screwed there. To do so has also meant that I have not bought anything from them in that decade that I left.

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well thanks for your help guys..appreciate it

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haha my sis got her car starter put in there guess what they trucked up and within a couple of weeks guess who had to get towed

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well ill add on to all the nice little tips and intricate tricks that they gave you.

if its a stock head unit, it has no RCAs. somewhere in the car, there is a converter that transforms speaker wire in to RCA outputs. or another possibility is that his amp has speaker-level inputs. this means that there are no RCA's at all, and that the speaker wire they likely spliced from his rear deck is headed directly in to his amp.

try starting at the amp and seeing if there are RCAs coming out of it. if there are, that means you need to follow those to where the input converter is. like i said, they are probably running off one of the speakers in the rear deck.

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hey thanks i found where the converter is, its right under my rear speakers....thanks man i appreciate it

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I'll never go back to CC unless I'm buying something

never will I let them touch my car again!!! what a nightmare