Ask Us About Car Audio, Part 4: Gasp Harder

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The Something Awful Forums > Discussion > Automotive Insanity > Ask Us About Car Audio, Part 4: Gasp Harder

43% Burnt: Aug 5, 2004; DID I STUTTER

Hi guys, I have a question. I have a 4Runner that has a JL 300W amp pushing the door speakers (JL XR series) and a 10" 200W Bazooka Tube subwoofer. I recently got myself a new headunit because the old one (Pioneer DEH-7700MP) was starting to give up the ghost. I tore my dash apart and I immediately realized that the old headunit has 3 sets of outputs (front, rear, and subwoofer), while the new one (DEH-X3600UI) only has two (front and rear/subwoofer). I guess I need to get some RCA splitters, but I want to know the best way to hook it up. Should I split the rear/subwoofer output and hook up both the rear speakers and subwoofer, or should I split the front output and hook up the front/rear speakers to that output and hook up the sub to the rear/subwoofer output?

Sorry if this is an ignorant question; I didn't install the old setup myself.

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