high level input

I have a couple of amps that have high level input jacks, but no connector for the jack.  I am installing one of these amps for a friend with an old head unit, and he doesn't have pre-amp outs.  Where can I find the 4-pin, square plastic connectors to plug into the amp's high level input?

Thanks

None taken! I was in the middle of administering my other website, wasn't thinking the answer all the way through. Nice follow-thru, bberman1.......

Earlier, I was trying to get back to this post to let "mustangadam" know about this PAC accessory at: https://www.go2pac.com/products/loc.htm, and somehow couldn't find it. But here we go......

Again, I am far from professing to have all the right moves. (I hate to Mickey Mouse!)

Yes, if you do not have the correct plug for the amplifier it is a lot easier to install it with a high-low level converter.  I would recommend doing it that way any way, simply because you would have to run back to the amplifier X number of sets of inputs based on how man channels you have, so thats a lot of speaker wire, and a lot of mess to deal with, plus  a lot of amplifiers high-low converters that are onboard usually are piss-poor design, and the actual components are cheap that they use, (this depends a lot on who made the amp, and the care they took into making a good high-low level onboard converter).  So for about 20 buxs you can get a decent high-low, actually you could even buy a cheaper brand that has gain adjustments and it will probably be just as good for your likes.  Typically will high-low converters, if you are just running a sub, you can use a cheaper one, since most of your "loss" or added distortion/attenuation occurs at the higher end of the spectrum, and for lower frequency stuff simply slap on your low pass filter then you are set!!! 

hope that helps some what!

Craig

bberman1, I haven't any 12volt related websites. I administrate a site for a company at: https://www.globalnetworktradingcompany.com, and I have a consumer advocate site that I created earlier this year in response to an online company's deceptive advertising methods (which they tried, unsuccessfully, to sue me for. I was well within my First Amendment Rights, plus I could back up everything with proof..www.cjfa.org) and a local website that I recently am taking a stab at, which is a Dining Directory for our local area's independently owned restaurants...www.avdining.com

But, as I've stated, I am seriously considering returning to the 12 Volt industry, probably after the first of the New Year. I have had a lot of fond (and not so fond) memories.

Well, howdy neighbor! Are guy's getting as much rain as we are right now. It finally calmed down a bit. But considering this forum is viewed the world round, the distance is nothing.

I was gone for a few hours. We were having power surges from the storm, so I shut down for a while.

I will probably run into you sooner or later, because I have pretty much made up my mind about coing back to the biz.

Later.....Robert

I remember when I lived in Long Beach, CA the annual rain fall was around 7 inches or so per year. That still the case? I now live in Mandeville, LA and a few years ago, we had over 18 inches in 36 hours. My house was ½ inch away from being a bath tub. Good luck with the weather out there.

BTW, mustangadam, if you post a pic, I may have just what you need.  

Thanks, mustang. Nope, we have been having the a drought seasonally for the last fwe years, so aqll this rain is a belssing to some, a curse to others (like all the Richy Riches that have $1.5 mil plus homes on the hillsides)

I originally grew up in Florida, which is a half a lifetime ago. Moved to So Cal in 79. Went back to Florida twice this past year to visit. God, I miss the green of everything. I had forgotten how much grass just grows everywhere, and now I live in the Hgh Desert. What a change. Will probably think about moving back there in a few years, after my 10 year old little sweetheart graduates, or maybe sooner.

Yeh, y'all back east have been havin' some weather, and now we are finally gettin' our's...It is now 7:15 PM and everything has calmed down and is clearing up. Just got back from getting milk and some streets are still shut down due to downed power lines.

I am calling it quits for tonight, catch up tomorrow......g' nite..