Rockfod Fosgate BDSync

I have spent 4 weeks now trying to order, locate, find or meet someone who actually has seen one of these cables. even RF themselfs are playing stupid with me, sometime in the next 3 months I might vbe able to order one. There amps are about to go on ebay because I cant sync two like I was told I could.

CAN someone please give me the SIMPLE 6 pin DIN wiring layout, I can make a six pin din in NO TIME< I need to simply know 1-1 goes to 2-x, 1-2 goes to 2-x, 1-3 goest to 2-x, etc, etc...

THANKS for someone doing Rockfords job for them, you think someone could walk over to engineering and ask the layout question, guess idiots work the forum over there....

Thanks again....

I found the actual cable here. https://www.futureshop.ca/catalog/proddetail.asp?sku_id=0665000FS10016281&catid=19711&atab=2&spviewed=&logon=&langid=EN&dept=2&WLBS=fs%2Dweb1

i dont know if you will be able to find a wiring layout to make your own.

Man, I went to order one and they dont ship to the USA> Care to pick on up and get paypal'd for it? Id make it worth your while.... :)

Well, I was so pissed at Rockford Fosgate that I really didnt care if I blew the amps, RF sold me products that they make getting accessories for impossible, I really WILL NEVER deal with them again, so I took a chance anyway to see about making the bdsync cable, since NO one in the internet world had any information on it, I simply "broke" off the internal alignment tab from a generic SVideo Mini din, and plugged it into my two bd1000 amps, wire 1 amp positive to a speakers +, the same amps - crossed over to the 2nd amps +, and the 2nd amps - over to the speaker. Hooked up remotes, set the phase 180 on the 2nd amp to ON, set the gains the same, and sent power to the damn thing. I had bass output, so I guess I took at 600.00 dollar chance, but like I said I was so pissed, if I blew them, I wouldnt mind replacing them with some other company amps that dont make vapor ware and have crappy support techs. My RF's were bought at FULL retail at a local authorized shop , and still no support. SO screw um, (did I mention how pissed I was at RF?). Anyways, since no one else has any info, if over the next few weeks the units continue to run and dont smoke, I will let you all know so that if any other poor sap gets stuck with the two amps sold to them with the bdsync deployed, they know they can grap a 6.00 svideo cable rather than pay (opps) attempt to pay for 2 months 35.00 bucks for a bdsync cable.

Later

k got real bored,

https://www.carstereotime.com/default.asp?action=details&productid=bdSYNC

https://www.thezeb.com/detail.aspx?ID=7316

Paid for the bdsync cable from both of those places, took my money and then got the email that they are back ordered. in total, Ive paid 5 places for the cable to be told its back ordered. Thats why Im so pissed...

Ravendarat, care to pick one up and make a sale to me on it? I'd feel a little more comfortable have a real on to continuity test for the correct pin out. I posted another message here about Modded RF BD series amps, seems there is a internal modification that some call cheating (Im not compeating, so null to me) that will stabalize the 2 ohm bd series to run at 1 ohm loads, looking for info on that, but if it is true, it makes the amps have more value to me, and then that makes a real bdsync cable have more value as well.

Thanks, anyone else with info on this mod, please speak up.

thanks

yeah, i had one of my rockford amps stolen, and the insurance replaced it for me and sent me to a shop to have the work done, and i asked them if they were an authorized dealer for kenwood and rockford, all yes. so 3 months later my amp just takes a crap and i call rockford. they said it would cost me $70 just to have my amp looked at by them, even if it was under warranty, not to mention that i would have to pay shipping.

needless to say i use MTX amps now...

I know, I have my three 3112's wired to present a 3ohm load. I've been told that although this isn't 4ohm, its not a issue with the 500cfm of fan I am suppling and that its close enough, not like its wired at 1.34 ohms or anything... ;)