Help connecting the Pac oem 2?

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Jan 6, 2006 | 07:04 PM

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djfrestyl

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Cool.

Next step? Don't use the PAC at all, you don't even need it

Jan 6, 2006 | 08:04 PM

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gtmuggs

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yeah thats just temporary i'll be replacing the speakers but my bose headunit was going up so i needed to junk it sooner than i had planned.

Jan 7, 2006 | 01:50 AM

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Majestic

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Originally Posted by djfrestyl

I just re-read this entire thread.

No one even started to flame a question at all.

Oh yeah? What's this?

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Originally Posted by djfrestyl

holy

batman.

I'm getting tired of all these threads.

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Originally Posted by Pearl96Max

That makes three of us sick of these damn PAC and other interface units.

READ the stickies. !

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Originally Posted by Pearl96Max

OR I can just delete them. Helping or not isnt my only options.

Now I am not trying to make this an ongoing thing. I just want to show an example of what I'm talking about. Pearl96Max I know for a fact that you have helped many org members(even me). However, you can't tell me that your posts in this thread were useful. And no I'm not "calling you out" but you actually threatened to delete a useful post so I had to say something.

Anyways the PAC-OEM2 is now hooked up correctly and sounds nice. Hopefully a PAC noob will read this and keep in mind not to connect it backwards. Good info I would say.