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Username: Matt12490

California
USA

Post Number: 2007
Registered: May-05
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Right now I have stock system and no wires are ran yet.. I bought an amp a while back thinking I was going to use it for my mids n highs but now I think I'm just going to sell it. How can I make sure it works so I can sell it against DOA? Or is the only way to fully hook it up?
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Username: Adddisorder

West palm, Florida

Post Number: 3891
Registered: Jan-06
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get like 2 feet of power wire and like 1' of speaker wire and a speaker. hook the 12v+ and - up on your car battery, use a little speaker wire to go from the 12v+ to the REM and hook up the speaker and use an ipod or cd player in the RCA input to make sure it works
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Username: Matt12490

California
USA

Post Number: 2008
Registered: May-05
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Oh thats a great idea! Do I actually need to hook up the REM? I thought that is only for permanent instalation where as it will turn off and on as you turn the car off and on. If I'm only testing it for 5 minutes why do I need to hook it up?

If I do need it, you are saying I should hook up the REM straight from the power terminal? I wouldn't know, but that just sounds like a bad idea.
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Username: Matt12490

California
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Post Number: 2010
Registered: May-05
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Bump.. sorry I want to do this soon.
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Username: Van_man

Boston South, MA

Post Number: 2244
Registered: Mar-06
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Like ^^^ said. Perfectly safe.

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Username: Kaos15th

Post Number: 432
Registered: Mar-05
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yup like mark said ive done it many times
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