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Reply With Quote1/8" jack to rca adapter, then run RCAs to ur amp like normal.
On a side note. How the hell do you plug a headphone jack into an amp?
1/8" jack to rca adapter, then run RCAs to ur amp like normal.
On a side note. How the hell do you plug a headphone jack into an amp?
Your amplifier probably needs a voltage trigger to signal it to turn on. Have you hooked that up?
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How do you split the center/sub channel on the onboard sound?
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Again use the 1/8" stereo to RCA stereo cable. One side will be your center, and the other will be your Sub, I forget which is which at the time. And your amps may need to have a stereo input for R/L you could use a Y-adapter 1female to 2male
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usually when you split a center/sub channel the sub is the RED/Right channel
I highly suggest having a mono class amp so you dont have to split the sub channel again.
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