I have a Pioneer AVIC-D3... I think my RCA Jacks went out for my subs... ( I pray it's not my RCA inputs in my MA Audio hk401sx - hope not ).
But I was wondering if you could have an AFTERMARKET CD PLAYER ( My screen ) & have an L.O.C Adaptor installed at the same time???? ( The Speaker wire to RCA Output convertor box ) If so, how would you go about doin' that? ( I HONESTLY THINK THAT IT'S NEVER BEEN DONE )
Would you connect the adaptor to the wires BEHIND the CD Player??? Or would you connect the adaptor the way you would if you still had a factory headunit???
Thanks for reading & thanks for the help in advance!
It can definitely be done. I'm sure some people have done this not knowing about RCA outputs on aftermarket head units, or even having maxed out the existing RCA outputs on the head unit.
You can connect the LOC just as you would a factory head unit--nothing changes. It would be most convenient to do it at the rear speakers since if you did it behind the head unit, you'd have to run RCA cable all the way to your subs in the rear.
I'm hoping this works and it's just my RCA outputs on the Indash or even just the RCA cables.... Cause I love that HK401sx and I hope the RCA Inputs on it haven't messed up.
* How can I check to see if though RCA inputs have messed up???