I'm waiting for your help

2 months ago, I had an amp sub on my car, but it was not so deep in my performance today, I took out the tape, looked at the outputs, there are 3 amp outputs on the back of the tape. Connected to the rea, the front and the sub output are connected to the amp and the inputs to the front and rear inputs of the amplifier. Now, how can I fix this? I bought 2 y cables, I plug the y cable to the rear output on the back of the tape, give that output to the speakers, connect the other y cable to the sub output and plug it into the cable pulled for the sub, so you think it would be right.

Anyone who understands if there is anyone?

I think it is healthier to do from the start

We understood the tape, but I couldn't understand the amp, Hojam. Amphitheater mono or all speakers and bass are connected to the same amphitheater. There is a reason why the tape does not use the bass output in a bass installation.

[QUOTE = madblueblacksea] we understood the tape, but I couldn't understand his amp, hodja. Amphitheater mono or all speakers and bass are connected to the same amphitheater. There is a reason why the tape does not use the bass output in a bass installation. [/ QUOTE] amplifier jameson usa 850 4 channel streo amplifier only 1 pair of oval speakers and bass connected bass bridged

Then a couple more cables will be drawn, not cable or something. If you have it installed in a cheap place, the staff is shorter than the cost or does not know this job. 1 pair of red-white RCA cable tapes will be drawn from the rear output to the oval connected channel of the amp. Other 1 double RCA tape
It will be drawn from the sub output to the channel of the amp's sub connected. You have no work with Y cable.

[QUOTE = barishrocker] Then a couple more cables will be drawn, not y cable or something. If you have it installed in a cheap place, the staff is shorter than the cost or does not know this job. 1 pair of red-white RCA cable tapes will be drawn from the rear output to the oval connected channel of the amp. Other 1 double RCA tape
It will be drawn from the sub output to the channel of the amp's sub connected. Y cable, you have no business. [/ QUOTE] peace brother how many days have I been waiting for your comment on this topic :) I did as follows. I plugged y cable to the sub outlet on the back of the tape because the only RC was pulled for the sub. If I do as you say, if I pull 2 more RCA cables, how does it affect the sound quality and performance

[QUOTE = dehsetilyo] [QUOTE = barishrocker] Then there will be a couple more cables, not y cable or something. If you have it installed in a cheap place, the staff is shorter than the cost or does not know this job. 1 pair of red-white RCA cable tapes will be drawn from the rear output to the oval connected channel of the amp. Other 1 double RCA tape
It will be drawn from the sub output to the channel of the amp's sub connected. Y cable, you have no business. [/ QUOTE] peace brother how many days have I been waiting for your comment on this topic :) I did as follows. I plugged y cable to the sub outlet on the back of the tape because the only RC was pulled for the sub. If I do as you say, if I pull 2 more RCA cables, how does it affect the sound quality and performance [/ QUOTE]

If you take another pair of RCA, you separate the speaker and the sub. It is also easier to make adjustments. For example, you can cut the water down. Otherwise, when the sub is dimmed, the speaker turns off. Sound quality also increases; sub also plays like a man ..

[QUOTE = barishrocker] If you take a couple more rca, you separate the speaker and the sub. It is also easier to make adjustments. For example, you can cut the water down. Otherwise, when the sub is dimmed, the speaker turns off. Sound quality also increases; sub also plays like a man .. [/ QUOTE] I already separated the rca of the speaker with the sub. 1 rca has y cable attached to the sub outlet. one for speaker and one for sub

You need 2 pairs of 4 RCA .. I think you cut the right side in half and divide the left side in half and put it in the ovals .. I think stereo is dead ..

[QUOTE = barishrocker] I need 2 pairs so 4 rca .. I think you cut the right side in half and suba, split the left side in two and put it in the ovals .. stereo is dead .. [/ QUOTE] no I did not do so I plug y cable to the rear outlet and right and left it to the speaker I plugged it into the rca plug, plug the y cable to the sub outlet and plug it into the rca that goes to the sub

I think you have made the stereo mono in this way or something else..but this is not normal .. you have to connect Y wireless 4tane rca .. the settings need to be overhauled ..

[QUOTE = barishrocker] I guess you have mono stereo in this way or something else..but this is not normal .. You have to connect Y wireless 4de rca..the settings need to be overhauled .. [/ QUOTE] then 2 more rca this weekend I will take all the settings as you said, and I need to overhaul the settings, while the gain setting is included in it. The magnet part of my sub is getting too hot when you listen to the sound for half an hour or so and why does it smell?

I think adjust the tape too. That smell can come if the sub is zero, but it is not right to speak by heart. I think the RCA also looks at the settings when buying the cable. Maybe there is something wrong ..

sub zero is right, maybe it can be from it, but when you plug the cables, I need to check the settings.