Can't you get interference having the remote wire and RCA cables together?

 

take a picture of it, so we know what you are talking about.

 

I highly doubt there's enough power going through the turn on to cause interference. And considering that most premium wire manufacturers offer at least one cable like that, it's probably not an issue.

Some high-end decks that don't have built-in amps have their own remote turn on output(s) for softly turning on external amps, perhaps that explains the spade on each end.

 

I'm at work right now. So I'll take a pic when I get home in an hour or so. smile.gif


**EDIT**

I'm home now. so here is a pic of what I'm talking about.



It's the same at both ends, with the left and right and the extra wire.

 

I would say its the remote turn on at least on the amp side but not sure why it would have one on the deck side unless its made for something specific. What brand are they.

 

No, thats if you run your power wire along side your RCA, interference could happen, but doesn't always.

 

They are made by Raptor. I talked to the guy I bought them from and it it is indeed a remote turn on wire. There now the dilema is solved. lol

 

Yeah that's what it is. I wrapped my remote wire around my RCA's when I did my setup. They both run to the same spot so IMO it's easier this way.

 

is a grounding wire, so you dont get any noise

 

Nah, the RCA's run the sound back to the amp, and the remote wire (pictured with RCA cables) tells the amp when to turn on and off. If you hook it up to the deck, it will turn off and on with the deck. If you put it to a switch, you have manual control.