Has anyone used Bruce's method on Logic 7
05-13-2009, 11:03 AM
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My Ride: BMW E60 520d SE Saloon M47 2.0dTitanium Grey II, Grey−Dakota Leather, Visibility Package, Media Package, Through Load System, Lumbar support − fr seats, Automatic Air Conditioning−Advanced, High beam assistant, Hi−Fi Loudspeak
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Originally Posted by mikeg3tsguap' post='877172' date='May 13 2009, 03:54 PM
Sorry to correct you bruce depending on the ohms of the subs hes running he could run a mono amp ive ran 4 subs wired at 1ohm with a mono 1ohm stable amp mono and stereo amps infact have nothing to do with how many speakers you want to run you just have to wire the ohm's correctly
what does it mean by all other wires going into the female connector
05-13-2009, 11:41 AM
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all i need is the wires, tyco pins, new plugs, male/female contacts and an amp with speaker-level inputs with signal sensing turn-on
( http://www.crutchfield.com/p_113KAC7204/Ke...04.html?tp=115)
thats the amp im about to purchase, good?
Am i missing any equipment?
Also where can i purchase the Wiring and tyco pins?
( http://www.crutchfield.com/p_113KAC7204/Ke...04.html?tp=115)
thats the amp im about to purchase, good?
Am i missing any equipment?
Also where can i purchase the Wiring and tyco pins?
05-13-2009, 12:16 PM
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Thats a good amp and in that case you don't even need the remote wire because the amp has that speaker sense signal feature. You don't need tyco pins just use the BMW part numbers I've given here in the thread above.
05-13-2009, 12:43 PM
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ok so i dont need the tyco pins, but what about the wires, where can i get them from, what sizes? Also please review the image i attached, is that correct, the female plugs into the L7 amp, following up all the wires from original-->Male-->female-->L7 amp
05-13-2009, 03:32 PM
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Your diagram is correct, yes you wont need any LOC with that amp.
Buy any wire but make sure that the conductor is atleast 4mm think. Hope you have a crimping tool at hand to crimp the tyco contacts to the wires. Don't put the contacts into the plug until you are sure where it should go because you cannot easily remove the contact from the plug after you push it in.
P.S. : You do realise that you need to still power your new amp.
Buy any wire but make sure that the conductor is atleast 4mm think. Hope you have a crimping tool at hand to crimp the tyco contacts to the wires. Don't put the contacts into the plug until you are sure where it should go because you cannot easily remove the contact from the plug after you push it in.
P.S. : You do realise that you need to still power your new amp.
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i tried to remove the original plug today, i knocked off the locking buttons on the side and tried to slide it out. Its really hard to slide out, i feel like i can break it, is sliding it out towards the right direction the only way it works?