Help with BTA10100

Pro Street · #1 01-15-2009, 11:38 AM

I installed a Pioneer AVIC F90BT and I ran the subwoofer rca wire to the trunk. My BTA10100 has two rca inputs. My head unit has 5 rca outputs 2 front 2 rear and 1 subwoofer. Now how would I hook up the BTA101000 with 1 rca?
Thanks

heavyduty · #2 01-15-2009, 12:05 PM

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Originally Posted by Pro Street

I installed a Pioneer AVIC F90BT and I ran the subwoofer rca wire to the trunk. My BTA10100 has two rca inputs. My head unit has 5 rca outputs 2 front 2 rear and 1 subwoofer. Now how would I hook up the BTA101000 with 1 rca?
Thanks

Welcome to the Bazooka Forum Pro Street. After reviewing the installation manual on your headunit, it shows that you have 3 pair of outputs. What color is the rca wire you have your subwoofer interconnect plugged into? I will PM the owner's manual link to you. Check pages 15-17.

Pro Street · #3 01-15-2009, 12:48 PM

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Originally Posted by heavyduty

Welcome to the Bazooka Forum Pro Street. After reviewing the installation manual on your headunit, it shows that you have 3 pair of outputs. What color is the rca wire you have your subwoofer interconnect plugged into? I will PM the owner's manual link to you. Check pages 15-17.

I installed the wires and head unit 3 weeks ago. I have not installed my BTA10100 yet. The car is at my shop(across town) and the BTA10100 is here at the house. I did hook the rca cable to the subwoofer output of the head unit. So I should be good to go. Right?

heavyduty · #4 01-15-2009, 12:54 PM

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Originally Posted by Pro Street

I installed the wires and head unit 3 weeks ago. I have not installed my BTA10100 yet. The car is at my shop(across town) and the BTA10100 is here at the house. I did hook the rca cable to the subwoofer output of the head unit. So I should be good to go. Right?

As long as you have the proper output connected, then yes, your ready to roll. Was there a pair of outputs for the subwoofer?