no input in new headunit for dvd
i had a pioneer 6350 head unit running rear pioneer 6 x 9's , a 4 channel kicker amp to 2 x 10" kicker subs and a 2 channel kicker amp running my front pioneer 6" speakers, was awesome but face stuffed up so had to get new one , got a pioneer 7250 but it doesn't have the little square input in the back like the 6350 that the pioneer cd-rb10 plug goes in to give you 2 rca inputs , does anyone know how i can get the dvd speakers thru the stereo head unit?
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Wouldn't it of been easier to get a unit that had that capability built in. Just fyi the plug uits all FH-P, DEX-P, DEH-P and KEX-P models.
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it was the 2nd top of the line unit , i thought it would have it
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What's the full part number? I can't find anything to match.
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That P-Bus plug is old technology used for stackers and other old secondary products. They've been gradually removing it from units over the last few years. Pretty much every model has a 3.5mm AUX input on it instead.
so how can i convert 4 rca leads fom 7" indash dvd down to the single aux to go in front of my head unit? , any help appreciated
Why do you need 4? The head unit only accepts sound. You should just have left and right RCAs.
You buy a stereo male 3.5mm to 2 female/male(depending what you need) RCA lead.
Like this:
Or this: http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI....7833797&_rdc=1
dvd had 2 front rca's and 2 rear rca's but that adaptor looks sweet
Car equipment is generally just stereo. So front and rear left are the same and front and rear right are the same. You only need to use 2 of them.
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