Alright I need help!!
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Kid, I am not familiar with the Rf, but normally for the best sound with an after market radio you run rca out from head unit to amp... rca inputs, and then run the speaker wires to the amp. Rca to amp gives you cleaner signal then the speaker output amplification hook up IMO!
The pbr amps like high input. If your head unit puts out less than 4 volts, you're better off using the high level inputs.
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The wires going into that retro radio just route through to the stock harley wiring. white (left+) white/black (left-) grey (right+) and grey/black (right-) before or after the retro straight into the pbr high-level input should be good. What module is that sanman? My 1005 has a white plug like kidharley.
Sony harness, front speaker wires go to pbr. don't cut the BT module wires as they have lifetime warrenty? Should be plug and play handle bar control module?
Edit: pioneer has it right
Sony harness, front speaker wires go to pbr. don't cut the BT module wires as they have lifetime warrenty? Should be plug and play handle bar control module?
Edit: pioneer has it right
Last edited by Ratrod49; Mar 28, 2014 at 09:45 PM.
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Usually Rca's are a cleaner signal and you use the amp's gain control to compensate, but like I said I am not familiar with the RF.
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Dang!!! I just realized that I bought the premade harness from BT. That's why Ive been reluctant to cut the damn thing. The normal harness comes ready to solder all the wires. Now I know what to cut. The only thing I'm wondering now is which way of installing High or Low is the best for sound.
I knew I was over thinking the whole thing!!!
I knew I was over thinking the whole thing!!!
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