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Sub Wiring Help Needed - LOCs?
I am going to be putting a sub in my truck and have factory Nav. I have the sub and amp picked out, and I am going to build a box for them. I will get a sub wiring kit to power the amp.
But my questions are, 1. I need a line out converter, but what would be a good one to buy and where do I wire it in? I think I have read to wire it before the factory speaker amp located under the dash is that correct? 2. Where do I tap into for the On/Off signal wire for the amp? Any help would be greatly appreciated This is the sub I will be using Rockford Fosgate P3SD2-12 Punch Stage 3 shallow-mount 12" subwoofer with dual 2-ohm voice coils at Crutchfield.com Along with this amp Rockford Fosgate T500-1bdCP Power Series mono sub amplifier 500 watts RMS x 1 at 2 ohms at Crutchfield.com Put into a home made 1 ft^3 box |
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I'm pretty sure the line out converters are pretty similar in sound quality. Ive used two different brands and they both worked fine and were about 30 bux each. You will have to wire the line out converter to your speaker output wires coming out of the harness as you stated, before amplifier. AS far as key on power I couldn't find it in my stereo harness with the stereo out, but I have been told by SREDMYER that there is key on power there. My amp has auto sensing turn on. I'll try and find the thread where he stated which wire it was. If you cant find it there, I remember seeing in the mini maxx instructions where the key on fuse is in the fuse box.
One more suggestion I have, if you are an audiophile, do a downfire box under the seat vs a box firing into the back of the seat. The bass quality is much better with the downfire from my experience in this truck. Quote:
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Thank you for the help. I want good sound, but I don't want to lose the cargo space under the seat, I carry way to much crap with me all the time, so behind the seat is my next best option.
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What do you think of this LOC, it has the remote amp turn on built into it to turn the amp on and off, do you think it would cause any problems?
PAC SOEM-T (soemt) Premium 120W, 2-Channel Adjustable Line Out |
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Thats a good one. I used it on my last truck. worked great.
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thank you for the help, I went ahead and ordered that one
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Cool. Did you get a sub and box yet? If not, I'll sell you my behind the seat box and sub. It's made by spl2k and the sub is a JL 13tw5. I want to get a box that goes under the seat.
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I am doing the same thing, but I don't have the nav setup just regular radio. Can anyone help me on where to tap into the speaker output wires? I don't really want to take the radio out to get to the wires in the back. Is there somewhere the wires are up above the pedals? Seems like it would be easier to get to there.
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You could wire loc off of a door speaker, but it's really easy to take the factory stereo out. Probably easier to do that and run the rca's back to your amp than to take a panel off to get to the speaker at which point you risk breaking a tab or creating a rattle/squeak. Once you get the center bezel out of the dash there are 4 screws that hold the stereo in. On the main harness you will need to tap into the speaker wires, just google 2011 f-250 stereo harness to find out which ones are the speaker wires, I forgot which colors they are already. If you go to spl2k.com and make your way to the superduty page, it shows you how to take the bezel off to get to the stereo. Very simple and fast. Good luck!
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