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hey my question person wants to keep stock radio but add four channel amp with four speakers were do i get the rca output from an rf mod.? and if so what speaker wires do i connect it to>?
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And the car in question is a ___________?    Please give us Make Model and Year.
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An RF modulator is an entirely different animal.  You will need to purchase 2 Line Out Converters. 

lost, amp to stock head unit? -- posted image.LF Speaker (+)BLUE/GREEN
lost, amp to stock head unit? -- posted image.LF Speaker (-)GRAY/BLACK
lost, amp to stock head unit? -- posted image.RF Speaker (+)RED / GREEN
lost, amp to stock head unit? -- posted image.RF Speaker (-)BROWN / BLACK
lost, amp to stock head unit? -- posted image.LR Speaker (+)BLUE / YELLOW
lost, amp to stock head unit? -- posted image.LR Speaker (-)GRAY/WHITE
lost, amp to stock head unit? -- posted image.RR Speaker (+)RED / YELLOW
lost, amp to stock head unit? -- posted image.RR Speaker (-)BROWN / WHITE

The above wires are located behind the radio. 

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ok and i attach them inline were?
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crazyinstalls wrote:
hey my question person wants to keep stock radio but add four channel amp with four speakers were do i get the rca output from an rf mod.? and if so what speaker wires do i connect it to>?

"where do I get the RCA output from an RF mod"??  What are you trying to do?  What RF modulator do you have that has no RCA outputs?  And please tell me you are not really an installer who doesn't understand how to hook up an LOC...

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what sad is you a mod that getting on here talking doodie instead helping someone out if you read up youll see i used the wrong word but guess your to much of a internet gangster to do that
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what sad is you a mod that getting on here talking doodie instead helping someone out if you read up youll see i used the wrong word but guess your to much of a internet gangster to do that

Excuse me?  No, I'm actually trying to understand what you are trying to do.  Can you explain your plans?  Thanks.

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did you not read the rest of the thread dude says it all? besides this guy anyone else wanna help
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First of all please check all attitudes at the door. Second, you can not use an RF modulator as a line output converter from a headunit to an amplifier. You need to use an LOC (line output converter). You can use the front speaker or rear speaker outputs from the factory radio or both depending on your application, and in this case you would use both. Purchase 2 two channel LOC's from your local stereo shop or place of preference, then read the instructions that come with them. I_am_an_idiot provided you with the wiring information you'll need. If you're still lost, feel free to post more questions in this thread.  

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