Thanks for making the effort Bro, I researched, purchased and installed the hideaway based on this video.Far as I'm concerned Kicker should be given you a kickback. My local installers at Best Buy were saying they thought it sounds better with the high level speaker inputs rather than the low level rca inputs anyway. Sounds great, appreciate it.
Lil late but with your headunit did you make sure if there was a "Subwoofer On/Off" setting that was on and maybe that was way you weren't getting signal? I have a pioneer that has it set off by default as does my cheap dual unit in my truck with the same off by default setting
The kicker KISL works fine with it. At first mine didn't work with it. So I got my multimeter set it to check continuity. Cause the male part of the Rca on the kisl is the positive part of the Rca and the side part is the negative. So I took my multimeter put the red to the tip of the Rca then put the black wire of multimeter to each wire until it made a beep and I knew that was the positive wire for the rca. Then did the samething but the lower part of the rca and to the remains 3 wires until I got continuity again then wired the + and - to the correct wires. Then I did the same thing with the other rca tip and checked the other 2 remaining wires so I knew which wires were + and -. Wired everything together and boom it worked now. Hope this helps if you want to use rca for better sound and control with your deck instead of having to use high level inputs. If you have any questions let me know. Thsnks
Normally, if there is RCA out on the radio, you just run the RCA straight to the amp. If there isn’t, then you need a high-low converter (so you’re not amplifying high signal). If your amp has a built-low pass filter (which it looks like it does since it didn’t have a RCA input), then you have to tap directly to the speaker wire from your radio. What you tried to do was send a low signal from your radio (RCA output) into a low pass filter (in the amp). That is why you couldn’t get any sound. It seems like you sort of winged it, without understanding, and then made a DIY instructional video.
Minh Tran A couple of things wrong with your comment, this amp can run on low (rca) signal or high (speaker) signal. It has a switch the lets you choose your configuration. The other thing is low pass filter has nothing to do with input. I know you meant low level input (rca). Just saying.
Minh Tran kicker specifies in their directions for this that you can run the kicker rca to an aftermarket radio. He might have wired the wires in the harness wrong to the rca but he did everything else right
Hey I connected the wire that you sent to the battery to the red wire in the radio, which is designated for a +12V accessory and my stuff works just fine and I didn’t have to drill through the firewalll
I think ur still supposed to keep it high level because it’s still speaker wire attached to rca cables. The sub works because of power. This happened to me installing an alpine power pack. I was stuck until I accidentally figure that solution.
Did you find out why the RCA adapter didn’t work? I’m about to install mine. From the booklet that came with mine (HS8) the adapter is called ZISL but when I looked it up, only thing that came up is part# KISL.
Great video. I have a 2008 F-150 and plan to do this same install in a few months. It's connecting to a Pioneer AVH-X3800BHS. On that one, I think you have to set up the system as network in order for the RCA connections in the back to work for the subwoofer. Maybe the Kenwood is the same way.
Everyone always recommends a large gauge wire for these, but my stock amp isn’t very large and neither it’s it’s 12 volt constant wire. So my question is can I use my stock amp power source?
I’m considering getting the 10 inch hideaway, but I’m not sure. Can’t decide if I want a 5 channel amp to power my Kicker CSCs more along with a component amp, or just leave the speakers as is with a powered sub. How you liking the Hideaway?
The 8 inch has been great for me even now it’s still pumping but I think the 10 would be a nice upgrade, if it used the same plugs I am thinking about wiring a 10 where my 8 is leaving the speakers and amp stock worked fine for me also
How has the sub been performing since installation? Have you also noticed any interference from running the power cable on the same side as the speaker cables? Pretty insightful video man 🤙
Sorry for the delayed comment, yeah the sub is still going strong! It broke in very nicely and now I am thinking about upgrading to the 10 inch version or getting another 8 inch for the other side to have a little more unts unts unts unts
Do you still like this sub? I purchased it today but thinking of returning it tomorrow and just wait and save for a custom build, i have a 2020 GMC 2500 with the Bose system but it did not come with a subwoofer
@@jikajikasafaris9682 hey man I know this video is old but I’m looking at getting one, did it come with the little 8 pin connector that plugs into the unit ? It has the remote, speaker and power wire all combined right ?
I just got one of these Kicker Hideaway's for my Toyota Tundra. It fits great and I like the look. My issue however is that it makes a loud click\popping sound when I hit really low\punchy notes. I'm not sure how loud these are supposed to get, I personally don't think I'm going that loud. It's as if the cone is hitting the casing or something. It sounds almost metal, I might make a video and post it on here. I try not to do it to much as I don't want to ruin it. If I avoid that particular issue it's just loud enough to add some warmth but doesn't provide a good punch, which it may not be designed to do so, which I guess I can accept but want to make sure something isn't wrong with it.
I dont have the hideaway, but my first thought is did you set the gain properly? Lower notes typically draw more power, so it could be clipping if the gain isnt properly set. It could be something loose in the casing that rattles when the low notes hit, or possibly another part of your truck that is making the noise when those punchy notes hit.
I turned it down. I think I was just pushing it too hard and the speaker cone is hitting the metal casing - I hear it's aluminum and flat so that makes sense. I just don't crank it anymore.
one cannot gauge the output of a sound system without assessing it in the real world. The distortion you hear is the clipping on the microphone he is using to record this video
Beto, did you have to switch the input switch to high, since you didn't use the RCA low jacks? Also, does anyone have /had any trouble not useing the remote wire (blue) and switching it to auto turn on dc? Thanks for the tips
Either to a line in your car that sends off 12volts when ignition is on, or if you have a aftermarket headunit, it should have a blue wire that does the exact same thing.
what if you have a home powered sub that plugs into an outlet can this be but in your truck with a power inverter and if so will it turn on by itself it uses RCA jacks from home receiver.
ricky, i can confirm that it works. i have a 12 inch powered home subwoofer. bought a power inverter and powered it on. on full power/volume, it works great. i connected my sub with an rca cable to the back of my aftermarket radio. once again it works perfectly
You're obviously low to bass, camera microphones cannot pick up the low frequency produced by the subwoofer. This is normal on all cameras, no camera yet that I know of can handle these frequency levels.
i ended up buying one of these to add a little low end in my work truck. i can attest to one thing, the video really does not show what this little aluminum cone sub can do! i have it mounted to the floor with bolts and i found that the only way i can live with the unit daily is to have the gain set to about 1/8th. if i turn the gain to full, the entire cab vibrates! this little thing definitely moves much more than i had ever expected!
I bought this thing a few days ago and I can tell you that the videos sounds bad due to the cameras mic distorting. It's fucking awesome. It won't make your hair wobble, but it adds BIG bass to a decent sound system. I installed this in my Ute and it sounds brilliant, it is made by Kicker, don't forget that fact.
whats up with youre camera why does it keep going into like lines on it and then back to normal footage how does it sound man good for a dodge ram 1500 2 under the back seats what do you thank the db it puts out
Does anyone know if you need the RCA adapters to tie into a 2010 Nissan Titan OEM Rockford Fosgate stock head unit? New to this stuff and I want to replace that shatty RF 8insub/Amp that comes with the RF audio option without having to do brain surgery. A swap and replace as easy as possibly. Trying to get a little not bump, but also to power my Apline Type E speakers I got to replace the RF OEM speakers.
I know this video was posted quite awhile ago but I just have to say something ! This guy should not be posting tutorial videos on the proper way to do any kind of electronics and wiring installation ! One example of a totally wrong way to do something is twisting two wires together and then using shrink tubing without soldering the connection first ! Shrink tubing is an insulator that is used to prevent shorts, not a way to permanently make a connection !
Interesting mentality there I agree that if the connection is going to be under some pressure or weathering yeah go ahead and solder it but it being 3 years since the installation and everything is still running perfect it goes to show you that if you are good enough at quick splicing the wires it is sufficient.
Does not matter the conditions, that is not a proper splice. Shrink tubing is not a mechanical means of holding two twisted wires together. If you were to use a military splice or butt connector or solder it, it would be a means of insulating the connection not holding it together. I guess if it was temporary until you could do it properly it would be okay.
@@krasht1 soldering actually adds resistance and isn't needed if wire twist connection is done properly. I've got 40 year old connections still going strong. Zero issues.
You should really learn about high level and low level inputs. Looks like this amp was made for high level in put that's why it didn't work when you connected it to your sub output.
I think the reason your RCA connections didn't work, is because you spliced the remote turn-on with 16 gauge wire. In the instructions, it says to splice with 18 gauge.
I almost bought this unit...best reviews and it appears to be the best...but it doesn't have RCA inputs. I know you can cobble it together with the adapter but wth Kicker? I want to have the input run in shielded RCA cable from my headunit (Past who knows what kind of electromagnetic interference) to my sub. And be able to control the sub from the headunit. Lame.
I lost all hope for this video with the mess at the beginning and a freaking mess all thru the video. No wonder it doesn't work. Rigging shit now you got a sub playing what your doors should be playing
B_12 they are right. It comes with 8awg wire.. with16awg your STARVING the amp/sub under peak load; which causes excessive wear, heat, and less sound output.
"thanks kicker" no, thank you for tgis cring video where you didnt use tge right power wire and had no clue what you were even talking about. thank you for showing us the stupid way to hook uo the hideaway.
You could of got 12 volt under the dash why run all the way to the engine bay for 150watts 😂 and you could tap into the rear speaker wires where you ran the wire lol
@@jikajikasafaris9682you bet nothing is worse than ripping an entire dash apart and then find out oh I didn't have too. The rcas is why you did it I know but setting the input to hi and running it off of the rear speaker signal which are in the wire bundle you ran next to under the trim plates you pulled off. You still have to run the bass level module to the front but everything else you could of tapped in right under that trim plate
Thanks for making the effort Bro, I researched, purchased and installed the hideaway based on this video.Far as I'm concerned Kicker should be given you a kickback. My local installers at Best Buy were saying they thought it sounds better with the high level speaker inputs rather than the low level rca inputs anyway. Sounds great, appreciate it.
Thanks man I'm glad you appreciate it I made it because every video I watched on how to install it left a ton of stuff out
Glad I watched this. Thanks for putting it together. Installing mine today and you hit on the areas I wasn't sure about. Thanks bro'
5:01 HAHA THE LIFTED TRUCK AND THE TINY MAN. his wittle watter. classic.
You should see me now, I’m like a statue of a Greek god and was kicked out of my gym for being too big, it was distracting to the others.
Lil late but with your headunit did you make sure if there was a "Subwoofer On/Off" setting that was on and maybe that was way you weren't getting signal? I have a pioneer that has it set off by default as does my cheap dual unit in my truck with the same off by default setting
The kicker KISL works fine with it. At first mine didn't work with it. So I got my multimeter set it to check continuity. Cause the male part of the Rca on the kisl is the positive part of the Rca and the side part is the negative. So I took my multimeter put the red to the tip of the Rca then put the black wire of multimeter to each wire until it made a beep and I knew that was the positive wire for the rca. Then did the samething but the lower part of the rca and to the remains 3 wires until I got continuity again then wired the + and - to the correct wires. Then I did the same thing with the other rca tip and checked the other 2 remaining wires so I knew which wires were + and -. Wired everything together and boom it worked now. Hope this helps if you want to use rca for better sound and control with your deck instead of having to use high level inputs. If you have any questions let me know. Thsnks
Was the blue wire the tip or the lower outer ring?
Good job. Thanks for taking the time to show ppl.
Sounds so good on camera
I'm interested in this subwoofer I think it would fit nice in my Tacoma
Hey how did this end up fitting in your Tacoma I plan on doing the same thing! What seat did you put it under?
Normally, if there is RCA out on the radio, you just run the RCA straight to the amp. If there isn’t, then you need a high-low converter (so you’re not amplifying high signal).
If your amp has a built-low pass filter (which it looks like it does since it didn’t have a RCA input), then you have to tap directly to the speaker wire from your radio.
What you tried to do was send a low signal from your radio (RCA output) into a low pass filter (in the amp). That is why you couldn’t get any sound.
It seems like you sort of winged it, without understanding, and then made a DIY instructional video.
Minh Tran A couple of things wrong with your comment, this amp can run on low (rca) signal or high (speaker) signal. It has a switch the lets you choose your configuration. The other thing is low pass filter has nothing to do with input. I know you meant low level input (rca). Just saying.
Minh Tran kicker specifies in their directions for this that you can run the kicker rca to an aftermarket radio. He might have wired the wires in the harness wrong to the rca but he did everything else right
Hey I connected the wire that you sent to the battery to the red wire in the radio, which is designated for a +12V accessory and my stuff works just fine and I didn’t have to drill through the firewalll
Ur a hero man thumps up!!
FYI, there is an input level selector switch on this unit that must be set to low level if you are using the RCA connection from your head unit.
Watch the vid I know that madota
I think ur still supposed to keep it high level because it’s still speaker wire attached to rca cables. The sub works because of power. This happened to me installing an alpine power pack. I was stuck until I accidentally figure that solution.
Some comments here doesn't realize that audio was recorded through his camera that's why its sound crappy.
No, I realize that. The distortion I heard here was not camera distortion. It was the subwoofer bottoming out.
Most people are audio illiterate including the installer in this video lol
christopher monk tone deaf is the right word chief
Joshua's Recordings the god of listening has spoken
new to the hole powered subwoofer thing, so my question is why is there so many cables?
Did you find out why the RCA adapter didn’t work? I’m about to install mine. From the booklet that came with mine (HS8) the adapter is called ZISL but when I looked it up, only thing that came up is part# KISL.
KISL is the I guess newer version of the same thing.
Great video. I have a 2008 F-150 and plan to do this same install in a few months. It's connecting to a Pioneer AVH-X3800BHS. On that one, I think you have to set up the system as network in order for the RCA connections in the back to work for the subwoofer. Maybe the Kenwood is the same way.
perfect video man
Thanks bro
would a line output converter help?
Everyone always recommends a large gauge wire for these, but my stock amp isn’t very large and neither it’s it’s 12 volt constant wire. So my question is can I use my stock amp power source?
I’m sure you can but why not just Run a wire to the battery to be safe?
Did you end up connecting the extra fuse wire to the power wire?
Did you skip over the fuse or did I just miss that part?
It won't matter with the gain turned up all the way he'll blow it even with a fuse.
Skipped the fuse, makes life more interesting
@@schristiansen3151 5 years later and still thumping gain all the way up and no fuse
How does it sound? I BMW x3 the music sounds nice but need just a little bit more punch
I love it! Once you get it broken in it will sound even better, you should really give it a chance
I’m considering getting the 10 inch hideaway, but I’m not sure. Can’t decide if I want a 5 channel amp to power my Kicker CSCs more along with a component amp, or just leave the speakers as is with a powered sub. How you liking the Hideaway?
The 8 inch has been great for me even now it’s still pumping but I think the 10 would be a nice upgrade, if it used the same plugs I am thinking about wiring a 10 where my 8 is leaving the speakers and amp stock worked fine for me also
Oh hell no not sure what I just bought and got myself into
Thanks for the vid
Thanks man. I have two of these in my F150 based on this.
U still have them? If so what do you think?
Does this model not have the high level inputs?
Wouldn't it have been easier to tap into the rear speaker that's right by the subwoofer?
Not really, it is very clean how it is and running wires to the door speaker is a pain in the arse
Beto Hayes I'd be surprised if that hasn't caught fire yet
Sadpants McGee exactly what I'm planning on doing with my jeep. I have an OEM factory radio with no RCA inputs . Good call.
James K surprise surprise, it hasn’t
James K will let you know when it does tho, (if I survive)
How has the sub been performing since installation? Have you also noticed any interference from running the power cable on the same side as the speaker cables? Pretty insightful video man 🤙
Sorry for the delayed comment, yeah the sub is still going strong! It broke in very nicely and now I am thinking about upgrading to the 10 inch version or getting another 8 inch for the other side to have a little more unts unts unts unts
Do you still like this sub? I purchased it today but thinking of returning it tomorrow and just wait and save for a custom build, i have a 2020 GMC 2500 with the Bose system but it did not come with a subwoofer
@@jikajikasafaris9682 hey man I know this video is old but I’m looking at getting one, did it come with the little 8 pin connector that plugs into the unit ? It has the remote, speaker and power wire all combined right ?
@@GerstBladeworksyes it does
@@GerstBladeworksmy bad just realized your comment is 2 years old you prolly know by now lmao
Some radios you need to turn on rca signal
🤣 the size of the wire going to the battery
I just got one of these Kicker Hideaway's for my Toyota Tundra. It fits great and I like the look. My issue however is that it makes a loud click\popping sound when I hit really low\punchy notes. I'm not sure how loud these are supposed to get, I personally don't think I'm going that loud. It's as if the cone is hitting the casing or something. It sounds almost metal, I might make a video and post it on here. I try not to do it to much as I don't want to ruin it.
If I avoid that particular issue it's just loud enough to add some warmth but doesn't provide a good punch, which it may not be designed to do so, which I guess I can accept but want to make sure something isn't wrong with it.
I dont have the hideaway, but my first thought is did you set the gain properly? Lower notes typically draw more power, so it could be clipping if the gain isnt properly set. It could be something loose in the casing that rattles when the low notes hit, or possibly another part of your truck that is making the noise when those punchy notes hit.
I turned it down. I think I was just pushing it too hard and the speaker cone is hitting the metal casing - I hear it's aluminum and flat so that makes sense. I just don't crank it anymore.
you have to tune your amp.
I installed it on my new 2020 Tacoma and I get the same issue with the pooping sound did you find a solution?
@violentjett yup I went a different route
Hello, Where can I get the RCA Adapter
kicker’s website
Crutchfield
all these wires come with the kicker?
Ricardo Samano yes
how long was the power wire that ran to the battery from the connector?
8 ft or something long enough
That's it?! 8 ft wouldn't be enough to do anything with.
+2091AmandaPanda sorry Amanda it is actually longer but in worst case you can add as much as you like
how do i install one of these on my push bike??
Just push it :)
Looks like how I used to do stereo stuff when I was 14
sounds weak and kinda crappy did u trun ur gain all the way up if so trun down the gain to about half
one cannot gauge the output of a sound system without assessing it in the real world. The distortion you hear is the clipping on the microphone he is using to record this video
If you're wondering what it sounds like when your subs bottom out, that is exactly what it sounds like.
Ok thanks for the info, I’ll have to hit you up next time I pick up a chicken so I know how
Beto Hayes a chicken, bro what you talking about
Daniel Tamez czcams.com/video/R5R0Xb66zEg/video.html
Beto Hayes oh, thanks. Lol
Beto, did you have to switch the input switch to high, since you didn't use the RCA low jacks? Also, does anyone have /had any trouble not useing the remote wire (blue) and switching it to auto turn on dc? Thanks for the tips
Ken Flowers yes, you do have to switch it to high
Where does the blue wire hook up to?
jay son what blue wire
Either to a line in your car that sends off 12volts when ignition is on, or if you have a aftermarket headunit, it should have a blue wire that does the exact same thing.
The remote wire comming out of the radio head. Most aftermarket stereos have a remote wire comming out that is for subs.
How do you get this working in ya house
Be a big boy and buy a home sound system
Maybe 2 sets of rca cables would've worked, plugging it into the back of the aftermarket stereo 2 for the left 2 for the right?
Why didnt you use the solder on the connection you made before you shrink wrap
you have 3 switches, and ALL 3 are in the wrong position.
what if you have a home powered sub that plugs into an outlet can this be but in your truck with a power inverter and if so will it turn on by itself it uses RCA jacks from home receiver.
Ricky Carver I wouldn't know if it would be enough power
ricky, i can confirm that it works. i have a 12 inch powered home subwoofer. bought a power inverter and powered it on. on full power/volume, it works great. i connected my sub with an rca cable to the back of my aftermarket radio. once again it works perfectly
sounds like total distortion
Sorry furry waffle my camera is not the best but it sounds nice
You're obviously low to bass, camera microphones cannot pick up the low frequency produced by the subwoofer. This is normal on all cameras, no camera yet that I know of can handle these frequency levels.
i ended up buying one of these to add a little low end in my work truck. i can attest to one thing, the video really does not show what this little aluminum cone sub can do!
i have it mounted to the floor with bolts and i found that the only way i can live with the unit daily is to have the gain set to about 1/8th. if i turn the gain to full, the entire cab vibrates! this little thing definitely moves much more than i had ever expected!
:) nice one mate.. In future you might be able to pop in a few 8"'s and a lil amp and you're set ;)
I bought this thing a few days ago and I can tell you that the videos sounds bad due to the cameras mic distorting. It's fucking awesome. It won't make your hair wobble, but it adds BIG bass to a decent sound system. I installed this in my Ute and it sounds brilliant, it is made by Kicker, don't forget that fact.
whats up with youre camera why does it keep going into like lines on it and then back to normal footage how does it sound man good for a dodge ram 1500 2 under the back seats what do you thank the db it puts out
Does anyone know if you need the RCA adapters to tie into a 2010 Nissan Titan OEM Rockford Fosgate stock head unit?
New to this stuff and I want to replace that shatty RF 8insub/Amp that comes with the RF audio option without having to do brain surgery. A swap and replace as easy as possibly. Trying to get a little not bump, but also to power my Apline Type E speakers I got to replace the RF OEM speakers.
You most likely didn't have sound to sub because sub isn't turned on on the stereo
bass head25 it was
I know this video was posted quite awhile ago but I just have to say something ! This guy should not be posting tutorial videos on the proper way to do any kind of electronics and wiring installation ! One example of a totally wrong way to do something is twisting two wires together and then using shrink tubing without soldering the connection first ! Shrink tubing is an insulator that is used to prevent shorts, not a way to permanently make a connection !
Interesting mentality there I agree that if the connection is going to be under some pressure or weathering yeah go ahead and solder it but it being 3 years since the installation and everything is still running perfect it goes to show you that if you are good enough at quick splicing the wires it is sufficient.
Does not matter the conditions, that is not a proper splice. Shrink tubing is not a mechanical means of holding two twisted wires together. If you were to use a military splice or butt connector or solder it, it would be a means of insulating the connection not holding it together. I guess if it was temporary until you could do it properly it would be okay.
krasht1 suprise suprise my dodgy connection from when I was 15 are still going strong 5 years later
@@krasht1 soldering actually adds resistance and isn't needed if wire twist connection is done properly. I've got 40 year old connections still going strong. Zero issues.
This dude prolly made so many people blow their speakers smh
My only intention in not just this video but my life as well
Don't ever twist and tape again. Please
towlie911 only if you never post another cat purring relaxation video
Beto Hayes Damn. You got him real good. 😂
Beto Hayes lmao damn mic drops.
Was the Sub turned ON in the stereo settings? Just curious, that bit me in the ass once. Lol
Hahaha yeah not sure what the problem was, thinking about replacing the powered sub with a 10 inch and ocilator and will do it right from the start
Black tape and splices is not the way
Do you know the way? 5 years later and the black tape and splices are still pumping
Bro lol connectors 😂
Were the sub outputs turned on. Lol
Yes they were but I must have done something else wrong lol
+Beto Hayes thats really weird. How is it running now? Worth all the hassle?
+Stephen Scheets oh yeah it runs like a beaut
You should really learn about high level and low level inputs. Looks like this amp was made for high level in put that's why it didn't work when you connected it to your sub output.
Hello do I need an amp for this ?
nismo armada no
I think the reason your RCA connections didn't work, is because you spliced the remote turn-on with 16 gauge wire. In the instructions, it says to splice with 18 gauge.
I know this is an old video but, do you even RCA bro?
I almost bought this unit...best reviews and it appears to be the best...but it doesn't have RCA inputs. I know you can cobble it together with the adapter but wth Kicker? I want to have the input run in shielded RCA cable from my headunit (Past who knows what kind of electromagnetic interference) to my sub. And be able to control the sub from the headunit. Lame.
it would be way easier if you used a rear line out converter
pewpewkad7 He wouldn’t know what this is...
I lost all hope for this video with the mess at the beginning and a freaking mess all thru the video. No wonder it doesn't work. Rigging shit now you got a sub playing what your doors should be playing
You say you lost hope with the mess at the beginning but watched the video all the way through, I’d say you kinda enjoyed it (;
@@jikajikasafaris9682 more like skipped to the end to see the final fail
Talk to me when one of your videos breaks 5k views, coffee on me and we can discuss our differences
@@jikajikasafaris9682 don't give a shit about your views or your garbage tutorial
@@BeardedDaddyD but yet here you are ;)
u cant just rca
You need 8awg power and ground. That
16awg not gonna work
It worked
Its literally what comes in the box. Why would they include it if it didn't work?
B_12 they are right. It comes with 8awg wire.. with16awg your STARVING the amp/sub under peak load; which causes excessive wear, heat, and less sound output.
This is like watching a dumpster fire. Bleeding. Low lighting. Zero research on the subject. Shaking camera. No editing.
I love the descriptive words, critics are calling it “bleeding” “dumpster fire” “low lighting” “shaking camera” “no editing” “zero research”
“Dumpster Fire” Actually sounds like the title of a new movie made by hipsters to present at their local film festival.
And the description of the movie could be, a bleeding low lighting masterpiece made entirely without tripods or editing software.
Sooo...don't buy this. Is that what the point of this video was
JONNYY 5 no I love it but don’t buy the sub to unit adapter just wire it straight in
Did he try to go from low rca to high input on the amp,😂
Sounds horrible
Same to your Chevy tahoe playlist
"thanks kicker" no, thank you for tgis cring video where you didnt use tge right power wire and had no clue what you were even talking about. thank you for showing us the stupid way to hook uo the hideaway.
Not defending him but if you know so much about installing car audio systems then why are you watching this?
Yeah I'm going to need to see "your" video than Mr self certified expert.
@@blackraven8841 preach
@@tylersuarez5708 I appreciate you
You could of got 12 volt under the dash why run all the way to the engine bay for 150watts 😂 and you could tap into the rear speaker wires where you ran the wire lol
Thanks for the wisdom kitty brown eye
@@jikajikasafaris9682you bet nothing is worse than ripping an entire dash apart and then find out oh I didn't have too. The rcas is why you did it I know but setting the input to hi and running it off of the rear speaker signal which are in the wire bundle you ran next to under the trim plates you pulled off. You still have to run the bass level module to the front but everything else you could of tapped in right under that trim plate