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Sub and Amp Installation

Posted: Tue Mar 13, 2007 6:14 pm
by LowPoloCo.
hey guys,

this is my first ICE install.

i have a Pioneer DEH-30MP head unit, which is 4x50W and has to 12V Pre-outs, so im told.

basically, i picked up a cheap sub, amp and all the leads off a mate today for £20.

i was quoted £50 for it to be installed, and thought, thats not really worth it, seeing as when i get some money together, i'll buy a new system. and therefore have to pay for the installation all over again.

so basically, how hard is it to fit a sub and amp to my battery and head-unit?

if its not too hard, i'll give it a go.

many thanks
ell

Re: Sub and Amp Installation

Posted: Tue Mar 13, 2007 6:24 pm
by carmadaaron
LowPoloCo. wrote:hey guys,

this is my first ICE install.

i have a Pioneer DEH-30MP head unit, which is 4x50W and has to 12V Pre-outs, so im told.

basically, i picked up a cheap sub, amp and all the leads off a mate today for £20.

i was quoted £50 for it to be installed, and thought, thats not really worth it, seeing as when i get some money together, i'll buy a new system. and therefore have to pay for the installation all over again.

so basically, how hard is it to fit a sub and amp to my battery and head-unit?

if its not too hard, i'll give it a go.

many thanks
ell
theres a few guides in the DIY section... :lol: use the search button!

Posted: Tue Mar 13, 2007 6:33 pm
by LowPoloCo.
hahaha k k, sorry, always so degrading when people say that!

first thought is just to chuck a new topic down without a thought.

well, it is for me.

sorry guys,

ell

Posted: Tue Mar 13, 2007 7:30 pm
by carmadaaron

Posted: Tue Mar 13, 2007 7:42 pm
by LowPoloCo.
haha ok, cheers mate,

had to take a trip to halfords just now,

apparently i needed some earth wire, which the bloke who sold me the stuff obviously felt wasnt HUGELY important! :lol:

cheers for finding that for me though.

i cant stop reading your name as carma darron, not, as i found out, car mad aaron

ell

Posted: Thu Mar 22, 2007 11:27 pm
by alexperkins
Its fairly simple - halfords quoted me something silly like £80, so i thought as if!. I took it into my own hands from there. Bought an amp wiring kit, some bits for the HU to make it all work and some speaker cable and got to work. Its taken about 10 hours in total as I haven't had much light (i have been doing it at night when i get home from work), but it was all done and works beautifully now!

Cheers,

Alex