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Basslink Installation!
i bought my basslink from EBAY 165 SHIPPED!... and its posed to come within the week.. i was wondering... HOW DO I INSTALL IT ON A 2005 SE Civic's stock system... there are no outputs from the head unit.. i know i have to splice wires or something like that... I can and have installed speakers, and head units B4 but never an amp or a sub b4... ANYONE WITH A STEP BY STEP on how to do this... plzzz postttt ... i also have the remote for it so plzzz post how to install! =]
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RE: Basslink Installation!
Just cut off the RCA ends and splice them in with a rear speaker wire. Then run the power, ground, and remote wires like normal.
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RE: Basslink Installation!
no no no dont do that you will kill your amp. get ahold of a line convertor. it will turn speaker level into low level inputs. then just run a short patch cable to your amp. run your power line from your bat. and a remote line from your fuse box.
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RE: Basslink Installation!
wait wth!... im confuseddd now.... plzzz clear things up for mee... remember ima newb... and im really lost wit these 2 answers =/
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RE: Basslink Installation!
dont cut rca cables and conect to your speakers and then to your amp
it will let to much power into your amp and will blow it. low level inputs on amps are made to handle like 7-12 watts thats why they sell line convertors. it will convert your 30 or 40 watts down to like 10 watts. alot (good bit of them anyways) of low pass crossovers (just lets the bass through and cancels out the highs) have speaker level input, but they all have line level (low level) output. hope this helps you a bit better. if ya need any help just ask. |
RE: Basslink Installation!
JUST LIKE I SAID!!![:@][:@][:@]
ORIGINAL: its840 dont cut rca cables and conect to your speakers and then to your amp it will let to much power into your amp and will blow it. low level inputs on amps are made to handle like 7-12 watts thats why they sell line convertors. it will convert your 30 or 40 watts down to like 10 watts. alot (good bit of them anyways) of low pass crossovers (just lets the bass through and cancels out the highs) have speaker level input, but they all have line level (low level) output. hope this helps you a bit better. if ya need any help just ask. |
RE: Basslink Installation!
i thoght the basslink came with that built inside already?... thats wat someone else told me but im not sure.... can u check for me... www.infinitysystems.com
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RE: Basslink Installation!
Yea, the basslink does have a converter. Its a little term called "LINE LEVEL INPUTS". Thus, you dont need an external converter since it already has one. Another bonus is that the amp on the basslink wont need a remote wire going to the head unit to tell the amp when to turn on and off. It detects sound automatically : ) .
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RE: Basslink Installation!
Oh, and one more tech talkie. The bass link features a Harmon Kardon class D amp which not only barely heats up, it is much better for smooth transitional bass! Oh yea, it also uses less juice than a class a/b amp would at the same power rate. I love class d amps!
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RE: Basslink Installation!
wow u speak very highly of the basslink! ahah makes me feel happy i got it!!!!!!!! =] ... anyways... REMINGTON! can u plzzz help me like a walk through on how to install it... plzzzzzzz post!!!!!!!!!!!! =]]]]]]
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