Guessing my Mark Levinson Amp is dead...
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PolishDude-- That all depends on where your putting the amp in the trunk? I believe I did 20' and I had about 3 feet to spare because I installed my 4 channel amp on the left side behind the toolkit with the distributions blocks going to the powered 12" sub.
********TIP: remember that you have to run the RCA's and remote wire to where the amp is located as well to the sub(I used distribution blocks)*********
PS> My next car is a C5,C6, C7 z
********TIP: remember that you have to run the RCA's and remote wire to where the amp is located as well to the sub(I used distribution blocks)*********
PS> My next car is a C5,C6, C7 z
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PolishDude-- That all depends on where your putting the amp in the trunk? I believe I did 20' and I had about 3 feet to spare because I installed my 4 channel amp on the left side behind the toolkit with the distributions blocks going to the powered 12" sub.
********TIP: remember that you have to run the RCA's and remote wire to where the amp is located as well to the sub(I used distribution blocks)*********
PS> My next car is a C5,C6, C7 z
********TIP: remember that you have to run the RCA's and remote wire to where the amp is located as well to the sub(I used distribution blocks)*********
PS> My next car is a C5,C6, C7 z
I want to reuse the factory speaker wire as I feel that will safe me a lot of headache and I am only sending 50 watts RMS through them, my only concern is the rear doors with the speaker and tweeter coming off the same wires off the amp, hoping the crossover is somewhere in the door and I can bypass it.
You will love them, I've owned a C5 Z, a base C6, and now a C7 Z with a bunch of vipers between the C6 and C7....I averaged about 6 months ownership on each of my 6 vipers yet I had the C6 for 4 years and am almost at a year on the C7 Z if that says anything.
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