Subject	The shut off switch should be on the 12V+ turn on lead.
Posted by	T(Seattle) on March 30, 2017 at 10:07 PM
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In Reply To	Re: Did the wiring have something to do with the amp failing? posted by ooofoo on March 30, 2017 at 07:17 PM
Message	That doesn't mean it is. It is not a substitute for a 12V DC relay with fuse. You need one for the amplifiers so it does not ruin the head unit's turn on lead circuitry.
Follow Ups	Audio Advice - Stick with Old School Nakamichi or Modernize? - ooofoo 13:42:47 03/30/17 If it was me, I would replace the deck with the Pioneer, buy - Musashi Sword 14:25:41 03/30/17 Did the wiring have something to do with the amp failing? - T(Seattle) 14:52:27 03/30/17 Good point about the alternator - L£AÐZX 18:25:37 03/30/17 Many buy outs and new companies. - T(Seattle) 20:10:22 03/30/17 Re: Did the wiring have something to do with the amp failing? - ooofoo 19:17:49 03/30/17 The shut off switch should be on the 12V+ turn on lead. - T(Seattle) 22:07:46 03/30/17 Personally I go for what I like as far as looks and sound - SammybTT(TN) 20:49:24 03/30/17 Get the Pioneer but make sure its at least 4volt preamp - CmyZ 21:07:26 03/31/17 I'd get rid of the rear fill speakers, and make sure - not4resaleZ 21:56:37 03/30/17 Re: Audio Advice - Stick with Old School Nakamichi or Modernize? - ooofoo 10:54:55 03/31/17 if your audio gear works use it and replace them when they - SammybTT(TN) 21:37:22 03/31/17
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