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Wiring two adapters that SEEM to require the same input :/


nik12937

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I'm going on a road trip soon and I'm hoping to get this installed in an hour or two. I'll give links to the products on Crutchfield since they have extensive info/pictures all in one spot.

I have a JVC AVX-640 installed in my Pontiac Grand Prix: http://www.crutchfield.com/p_105AVX640/JVC-KW-AVX640.html?search=jvc+avx640&osp=jvc+avx-640&tp=20217

I wired it in myself (as with all my car's aftermarket electrical) with the Metra GMOS-01 Adapter: http://www.crutchfield.com/p_120GMOS01/Metra-GMOS-01-GM-Factory-Integration-Adapter.html

I then wanted steering wheel controls back, so I installed an Axxess ASWC Adapter: http://www.crutchfield.com/p_120ASWC/Axxess-ASWC.html?search=axxess_aswc&skipvs=T

So that's all and good, but recently I upgraded to a smartphone after my stone age cell broke, and figured I should get a bluetooth adapter to stream music and make calls while driving safer and hands-free. I just recieved this JVC adapter: http://www.crutchfield.com/p_105KSBTA10/JVC-KS-BTA100.html

This is where I'm stuck. The steering wheel control adapter required soldering a few wires, and then also plugging in the 3.5mm jack into the back of the headunit. Now that I have it in my hands, I can see that this bluetooth adapter ALSO requires use of the 3.5mm input for its own 3.5mm jack...

What would you guys suggest? I can splice/tap wires and such no problem, in terms of wiring I'm a pro. But I feel like having both 3.5mm jacks spliced into the same input won't work, like the data the headunit receives is going to be all screwed up due to two adapters trying to input data simultaneously...

Any ideas? :/

A kid I know says he's running 3000 watts to an MTX sub. I kept my expectations low since most people think MAX is what the amp produces.

Look in his car, amplifier is not only a BOSS, but says 3000 watts max, 500 watts rms... WHAT?!

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