Hurry.... can i do this..??

 

Gold Member
Username: Blainew

Post Number: 2547
Registered: Nov-05
can i cut RCA's and splice them back together???

will it lower SQ?
 

Bronze Member
Username: Thed42

Post Number: 82
Registered: Jun-06
Sure can, just make sure you connect them well.

Soder and shrink wrap it
 

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Username: Drivingreckless

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Post Number: 3940
Registered: Apr-06
i dont see why not but why would you wanna do that??
 

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Username: Th3pwn3r

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Post Number: 4199
Registered: Jul-06
He's probably going to run them through a small hole and then hook them back together or he's going to split them into multiple terminals.
 

Gold Member
Username: Blainew

Post Number: 2548
Registered: Nov-05
after i posted this i realized that i can do it..... its just wire...

but anyway rob is right.... im running all my wires through MDF and i want to cut the smallest holes possible
 

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Username: Jtown

Post Number: 206
Registered: Mar-07
You could not splice the wires and just cut a whole for that size thats appropriate and then silicon the hole...I understand it will be bigger, but get the right silicon and all it will look like is the wires coming out of the box with no real visible hole.
 

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Username: Santa_fe

Post Number: 44
Registered: Jul-07
yo blaine i did this with my system....it doesnet sound any different...i had to cuz i got my amps in a box and hade em all wired but forgot about the RCA jacks and dident want to life up carpet unscrew 8 screws just to put the rca cables in a lil hole...soo yeeaa you will be fine
 

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Username: Blainew

Post Number: 2555
Registered: Nov-05
okay good.....

to paint a picture for all of you

my amps are on a piece of wood, in a compartment in my car, you lift the door, you see the amps and the wires. so i want to raise that wood and make all the wires go directly into it, and it is carpeted, so i want small holes...
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