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Chris Duran Posted on Nov 20, 2014
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How do i install a basspre amp to my amp and c s r sterio

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I need to know exactly what type of system you have. Are is this an inline preamp. Or is this something that you want to connect directly to your stereo before your amp?

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red= accessories power on
yellow= power always on memmory
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the other wires are speaker wires top is for the fronts
the bottom set is for the back speakers this is simple
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