rca leads

[YM03]

I've seen a phew installs with the rca leads the correct size, ie like linking 2 amps theres only a foot of rca lead and the rest of the leads, are all nice and neat
Q1 are these easy to make
Q2 would I be better of buying them, would I get them from a good ice dealer, or from an audio shop

[DaveWard]

I made all my own RCAs for my old install as I needed that many of them and all custom lengths. There very easy to make as long as you can solder. I used VanDamm Microphone cable and Maplins own RCA plugs.

[YM03]

cheers dave, pritty handy with solder so not a prob there, any links for the vandamm cable

[DaveWard]

I just got mine from Maplin mate. Is still listed on there site but some colours are discontinued. Check what your local store have in.

[YM03]

cheers Dave

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[Saxo-Slag]

try search on here mate.
http://www.talkaudio.co.uk/vbb/showthread.php?t=76606&goto=nextoldest

Sure i read about it on there.

[YM03]

been and had a look same as what dave says use maplins, but they reckon on useing guiter cabling

this is part of the thread
cheers guys, is this the stuff tom? and what rca's would you reccomend?

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[Saxo-Slag]

dont know mate. Just spotted it whilst browsing through ther

[garybuk]

can any1 post a pic of what your on about i would like to learn somethink lol

[YM03]

caused a bit confusion this is not mine wish it was tho

you can get the idea from these pics, what I'm after is rca leads that are the correct lenght, so that I don't have loads of spare cable lying about
http://i45.photobucket.com/albums/f54/chrisvtr75/Kablerunderdeksel1.jpg
http://i45.photobucket.com/albums/f54/chrisvtr75/Kablerunderdeksel.jpg

[Saxo-Slag]

That is bloody tight wiring. You gonna have to show me your system when its done

[YM03]

sorry I should of posted thats not mine:sad: I pinched pics from talkaudio just as to show what I'm kind of on about, my system is nothing compared to that, jl1000/1 12w7, then front end to sort out

[YM03]

link to the kids full build, amazing build like
BUILD (http://www.talkaudio.co.uk/vbb/showthread.php?t=150197)

[garybuk]

WOW thats mad looks the dogs tho ,still ent got a clue think i shud leave it to the experts, tho thinking about it why would you link up to amps?

[YM03]

higher end amps have input and output so it saves you running lots of rca's from front of car

[garybuk]

ohh right kool, nice setup that tho

[YM03]

ohh right kool, nice setup that tho
the one in pics is not mine lol wish it was tho:D:

[garybuk]

post pic of urs mate

[YM03]

link to old install slightly changed at min tho
jl audio (http://www.saxperience.com/forum/showthread.php?t=37502)

[garybuk]

only 2 pics work now mate but nice

[YM03]

don't know why as they are still hosted, I've went for the descreat look amps under false floor and sub in sealed box, not finnished yet so no pics

[Saxo-Slag]

Should be cool when its done mate. Sorting wots doing in mine 2moz. Might be looking at the MTX 4500 twins with the mega amp to run it. Then MTX comps up front with ther own MTX amp. Having it all sound proofed aswell.

[YM03]

Should be cool when its done mate. Sorting wots doing in mine 2moz. Might be looking at the MTX 4500 twins with the mega amp to run it. Then MTX comps up front with ther own MTX amp. Having it all sound proofed aswell.

get some pics up when you finnished, well get some how to shots up aswell:thumbup:

[Saxo-Slag]

Will try mate. Thinking off paying them to fit it for me. Doing the false floor myself on sat so that should be fun.

[YM03]

not that hard doing the false floor like, I used the boot mat to get the first template, then for the second peice cut to the width of the boot, then get some one to hold the wood on slam pannel, as you get your arm under to trace the lines of the upper part of salm pannel, as the shape changes slightly from the bottom