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Car Audio Installation

The complete guide to Car Audio Installation Accessories

Executive Summary by Professor Apex

RCA Cables:
These are the cables required used to transfer pre-amp (line level) signals.

Speaker Cables:
When the line level signal from the head unit is amplified it becomes much stronger and requires thicker cable to carry it.

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Power Distribution Blocks:
Power distribution blocks make wiring easier. A related item is a new battery terminal which allows easy connection of your extra power wire on the battery for the car stereo.

Capacitors:
Music is dynamic and its power requirements differ. Your car’s electrical system may not be able to keep up with these variations in demand.

Wiring Harnesses:
A wiring harness is for you if you plan to replace your factory head unit but still want to be able to reinstall it. The wiring harness plugs into your existing wiring and allows you to connect a new head unit to the harness.

 

It Could Be Fun Doing A Custom Car Audio Installation On Your Own
Executive Summary by  Peter Gitundu

While thinking about custom car audio installation, you might be tempted to think that only professionals can do it. Instructions can be found in your local car audio store or on their web sites.

Firstly, when installing custom car audio amplifiers, you need to be extra careful and if there are diagrams to guide you, they will certainly make your work easier. Speakers need to be installed in the right locations as well as capacitors. All these aspects make up the car stereo system and everything needs to be just the right fit for your car. In the U.S, they actually have special schools to train people on custom car audio installation.

Among the key steps you should be aware of while installing a custom car audio amplifier are that drilled holes should be protected from rust by paint, install a fuse holder for the power wire, that will be as close as possible to the battery terminal connection.

Experience in the job will make you more confident in their ability to install your custom car audio.

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