RE: [DML] Re: Re: Grounding Each Speaker Individually (was: sound systemupgrading)

[Marc Levy <malevy_nj@xxxxxxxxx>]

The point wich has been made (and I agree), is that
many modern "high power" car stereos use a bridged
output on the amplifier (also know as floating
ground).

If you tie the negative leads on the output together,
at best it will sound like crap.. At worst, you will
damage the stereo unit.

My suggestion is to run new wires..  Leave the stock
harness alone.

--- Video Bob <videobob@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> The harness has 9 wires, I will break them down for
> you.
> 
> 1. Constant 12 volt
> 2. Power on 12 volt
> 3. Ground
> 4. Front Ground
> 5. Left Front
> 6. Right Front
> 7. Rear Ground
> 8. Left Rear
> 9 Right Rear
> 
> Both the front and the rear will share the common
> ground.
> So when the harness adapter is wired in, you will
> simply wire both of the 
> front (or rear)
> ground wires to the single ground.
<SNIP>

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