I've tried researching this but I couldnt find the answers.

What i would like to do is grab the pre-amp signal for the subs and turn them into RCAs. Now the RCA female plug i bought has a spot to solder negative on the outside, and positive in the middle. Does that mean I need a cable that splits the 1 plug into 2 RCAs for the sub?

Thanks in advance.

 

Uh, should only have one spot to solder. You have a link to the RCA? Sounds more like a shielding point.

 

its like this but with a female plug instead of male.

 

actually, these look exactly like the ones i bought.


negative on the outside prong, positive in the middle. My question is, to those who have soldered their sub input to rca's, are you splitting the 1 into 2 channels? Should I just buy something like the jl rca to speaker wires?


http://mobile.jlaudio.com/products_c...l.php?cat_id=5

 

yes the JL cable is perfect for your setup. of you can just remember this when tapping into your preamp. wire both negative terminals to - subwoofer and both positive terminals to + subwoofer on the preamp. if not your signal would not be transferred correctly.