can someone please post a pic of their entire premo sound loom, more so for the bottom din than the top,

AND

I am attempting to install the premo sound in a EL XR6, so far all the plugs but one have a home, on the bottom din there are 2 plugs for the stacker is that correct?

and I need assistance with the wiring of the plug to power the bottom din as well..

cheers guys!

I don't have one of these systems so I cant help directly with it but looking at the EF factory manual it shows there being 3 connections on the DSP unit ("bottom din"). 1 is the stacker, 2 is the amplifier (a DIN plug on EFs) and other being power /earth (looped from the upper unit). The curcuit diagrams dont show the wiring between the seperate components, only that the power connector is a 3 pin plug with the outer 2 pins being used - looking at the front of the plug with the locking tab uppermost: earth (black wire) is on the left, power (green with yellow trace) on the right. These 2 wires join the corresponding colored wires in the loom going to the upper unit.
Hope this helps in some way.

Is this the picture you want? It came from http://www.fordmods.com/forums/documents.php?doc=22

You should always check the docos

 

 

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yeah that doco has been chacked, what it is lacking is the plug typesm cause I have a different plug configuration, see the mid series H/U has plug 1 and 5 and another plug not shown there which is where my querie stems from. I am hoping that with the arrival of the amp my issues will be solved.

If there are 3 plugs on the Mid series loom, 2 of them will be correct (as you've found) The 4 wire plug is for the rear speakers and is not used in the Premium system as the rear signals are directly routed to the DSP unit -> Amp.
Make sure you get the boot loom for the rear speakers along with the amp.
You will also need a plug to fit the small socket on the DSP unit to get power from the loom at plug 1 (Green/Yellow wire) and ground from the Black wire (spade connector) as described previously.