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Decided to take the plunge
Ordered
Dayton amp 2.1
3.5 male to male connector
Besign loop isolator
Iot relay
I have to install
Kicker speakers(missing adaptors)
Jbl sub( to be delivered)
Pinsound cn5 adaptor with polk sub (in my gz- but very tiny sound)
What am i missing to get the setup complete?
i saw some people used sex bolts to secure the new cabinet sub...
what else can i use?
would just longer 6/32 bolts with original nuts be fine?
original bolts has some sort of t-nut that goes into the cabinet wood...
thx for the help.
Quoted from Spiderpin:I too was going to reuse original nuts but I didn't have any longer 6/32, so I went with 8/32 bolts and nuts that I had plenty of. I didn't drill hole any bigger and the 8/32 threaded them self.[quoted image]
Thx , did the same and it worked perfectly
Alright, so my new kickers speakers and jbl sub are in but i dont know the next steps. Thx for the help guys, im scratching my head. Lol
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This post covers pretty much everything you need to do since you have all of the parts, already.
If you're not using a powered sub, then you would just run R/L from CN5 on the Spike2 board to the RCA inputs on your Dayton amp, then out to the R/L speakers and sub, making sure to unplug the sub and R/L speakers from CN1 and CN4.
I also have a powered polk sub
Do i need to run each bb speaker to left right amp? So all 4 will we plugged in?
Same thing for cab speaker, run it to left right amp ?
My cn5 to stereo sub is connected to external polk sub
My cn5 to stereo line-out is connected to nothing.
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