paperisdeliciou

i see in pictures, these RCA cables at the bottom of cars (duh, from computer into car). but where are those RCA cables located in my car? (2000 prelude) or is it a converter? if so, which one(s)?

RCA or Audio cable or quarter inch all works for me.

thanks
-arthur

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DarquePervert

Your question is poorly phrased, but I'll attempt to help anyway.
The RCA cables are going from a sound source to either an amplifier or to a headunit that accepts them as AUX input. If the headunit doesn't accept AUX input, there are some adapters for headunits with CD-changer controls that will allow any RCA input to be used through that proprietary conenction.

If that doesn't help, then ask a clearer question, please.

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netboy

from what i got from the questions...you think that rcas are an oem part. they are not, they are an aftermarket part for aftermarket headunits and amplifiers.

paperisdeliciou

oooooooooh .... now THAT one was help.

thanks

Nic

you can hook rcas up to some stock headunits, usally it requires some modification though

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jontheinstaller

you need to purchase a high to low converter to acheive rca output

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