MRP-M1000 Q's
#1
MRP-M1000 Q's
Hello, I have a '99 max with the bose system. I have an alpine mrp-m1000 amplifier which will be powering an alpine type-r 12" 1242D subwoofer. I also have a headunit and speakers but I will not be putting them in till the spring because of time. I just want to install the sub/amp right now. Will this amp need a converter?
#3
Can you provide a few good links about this? I've read some unclear info so that's why I started this thread. I read that the signal would be amplified and that I would need a converter but I guess that refers to taping into the signal after the speakers. From your post I understand that I will need to remove my bose radio, wire in the rca wires from my sub amp and all should be good. Which wires do I wire them into?
Last edited by Quickywd01; 02-17-2009 at 12:58 PM.
#6
I don't want to ruin my rca cables by cutting the ends off so what should I do to splice into the rca outputs on the HU?
Edit: I'm going to cut some insulation off and solder a wire on.
Edit: I'm going to cut some insulation off and solder a wire on.
Last edited by Quickywd01; 02-18-2009 at 07:16 PM.
#7
Hello, I have a '99 max with the bose system. I have an alpine mrp-m1000 amplifier which will be powering an alpine type-r 12" 1242D subwoofer. I also have a headunit and speakers but I will not be putting them in till the spring because of time. I just want to install the sub/amp right now. Will this amp need a converter?
#8
If I use the amp at 4 I'd have to use the sub at 4 and that would defeat the purpose of the DVC. What made you think I was adding a amp for the interior speakers? For tapping into the wires behind the bose deck I am using two rca female jacks that I scavenged off a old synthesizer. I just want to make sure I got the polarity on the jacks correct; inside hole is positive and outside is negative?
#9
If I use the amp at 4 I'd have to use the sub at 4 and that would defeat the purpose of the DVC. What made you think I was adding a amp for the interior speakers? For tapping into the wires behind the bose deck I am using two rca female jacks that I scavenged off a old synthesizer. I just want to make sure I got the polarity on the jacks correct; inside hole is positive and outside is negative?
#10
I'll be installing my headunit and interior speakers, which can use their own amp, later on perhaps this summer. This is why I made this: I have the gain at about 75% and I have been playing the sub for about 4 hours now. My lights dim badly. Should I get a cap?
#11
Some say get a cap, Some say get a 2nd battery, Some say get the big-3 upgrade, and still others say stop the silliness and get a more powerful Alt. Try investigating all options and then do what best fits your situation.
#12
I was thinking a cap would be a good idea but then i thought what if I could do something else. I saw a pic on here of a small battery like a motorcylce battery that someone had wired up to their system so that just got me thinking. Since I have to "search" before anything gets done it will be a little while. I'm interested in everything except replacing the alt as of now.