Amp Install?
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At the radio you have the shortest original path and can run high quality RCA's going back, which is what I'd do if you plan on someday upgrading again. When I did this interim step I went ahead and ran all three pairs of RCA's up front with the hot/turn-on so I wouldn't have to tear all the trim down again.
Otherwise you can tap in at the amp input, still get the same signal, avoid the distortion layer of the amp, and have everything all ready right back where you want it w/o long RCA runs.
Many people recommend tapping off one of the sail panel sub wire sets but I do not agree with this. You add a layer of distortion from the amp, and are then recieving a processed signal as well. Better to get a full signal from the head unit and rely upon the crossover and tuning via your amp.
And actually, it IS worth using the monsoon amp if you have an aftermarket deck. Wired up properly the monsoon amp is a good bit stronger than any head unit, except for maybe the new digital panasonics. You want to use that monsoon amp with your main speakers unless you have aftermarket amplification for them, as well. Trust me, it's stronger. The weak point is the head unit. It feeds too much distortion to the amp.
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