If this has been answered before i apologize..i didnt see it when i searched, but I may have missed it. OKay, heres the problem...if it really is one...
I have a new deck, Panasonic CQVD6503U. I'm going to be connecting an older model Rockford Fosgate Power bd1000.1 amp for the subs...my issue is this...The deck has a single RCA output for sub(mono), one for center(mono), and 2 pre outs for the front and rear...which i will be connecting as well. The Amplifier has two rca inputs (left and right) and I am unsure how to plug in the single output to the stereo input. Do I use a RCA splitter from the mono output into the stereo input, or do i do a single RCA cable from deck to one of the inputs to the amp (left or right) Thanks for your help.

 

Ttocs has the installation experience, but I have connected a mono output to the red (positive) input on an amp before and had no problems. I also would see not problem using a y splitter.

 

any idea which would be better for the system?

 

split it............... you will be fine. most sub outputs are mono anyway..

 

Thanks...thats what i thought, but i wanted to make sure before i put everything back together