Amplifier without RCA?
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Hello,
I own a Peugeot 207, and I recently installed a car radio with a touchscreen, built-in GPS, USB, SD, etc. The only issue is that I don't have RCA output for my amplifier... I've read on several websites that there are little boxes that convert speaker outputs to RCA... so I ordered one... it worked well for 2 weeks, and then suddenly nothing... I ordered another box, but not from the same supplier... same issue, it worked for 3 weeks and then stopped... Everything seems to be properly connected; you don't need a PhD to connect 4 wires... Anyway, that's not the question, I would like to know if anyone has another solution...
I've also read on other forums that some amplifiers have a 'high level' input. I believe I have that on mine... but how do I use it?

Here is the back of my amplifier.
Can you help me? ...
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I own a Peugeot 207, and I recently installed a car radio with a touchscreen, built-in GPS, USB, SD, etc. The only issue is that I don't have RCA output for my amplifier... I've read on several websites that there are little boxes that convert speaker outputs to RCA... so I ordered one... it worked well for 2 weeks, and then suddenly nothing... I ordered another box, but not from the same supplier... same issue, it worked for 3 weeks and then stopped... Everything seems to be properly connected; you don't need a PhD to connect 4 wires... Anyway, that's not the question, I would like to know if anyone has another solution...
I've also read on other forums that some amplifiers have a 'high level' input. I believe I have that on mine... but how do I use it?

Here is the back of my amplifier.
Can you help me? ...
Configuration: Windows / Chrome 54.0.2840.71
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Hello and welcome,
A speaker output is an amplified signal whereas a RCA output is a non-amplified 'line' signal.
When you say "nothing more," what do you mean? Broken amp? Or broken box?
The "high level" input, that means "high level" in French, is an input that accepts an amplified signal (speaker output) which is perfectly suitable in your case.
I call a spade a spade *
*in French in the text
