Copyright Posted December 25, 2010 Report Posted December 25, 2010 Hey guys. I have an Orion 280gx that I removed from a car about 20 years ago. I half-assed removed it by cutting the wires at the amp, so I was hoping someone could tell me the wiring. Here is a picture of the wiring (not mine): On the top there is an orange, yellow, black (which I believe splits into a black yellow-striped and black orange-striped on the outside), and blue wire. On the bottom there is one black (thick), one red (thick), and a thin black wire. I have no clue what some of them could be :S. Edit: I figured I would add what I think each wire is. Please correct me if I'm wrong, as I'm not sure if this is a monoblock or stereo amp. Orange - Positive to Speaker 1 Yellow - Positive to Speaker 2 Black w/ Orange - Negative to Speaker 1 Black w/ Yellow - Negative to Speaker 2 Blue - Remote Wire Red - Power Black (thick) - Ground Black (thin) - ???
oldsch00lf00l Posted February 9, 2011 Report Posted February 9, 2011 I realize this thread is kind of old, but I figured I would answer your question. The secondary smaller black wire next to the ground wire is for the older audio systems that utilized a floating ground. Also, that amplifier is a stereo amplifier that requires an external bridging model to invert one of the channels. I have three of them (280GX amplifiers) myself!
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