Line out converter


Howdy. I just bought a Blaupunkt Sanfrancisco 320 for my little VW. It comes with 4 preamp out (front and rear) plus a "Sub out" and "Sub out GND". I am going to run the sub out through a line out converter to my amp. The LOC comes with 4 wires to attach to speakers, so should I connect left or right (one channel) to the LOC? Or should I connect both left and both right to the sub out on my deck?
swedad
Ok got it...
Doesn’t sound like you need the convertor any longer...Deck has direct couple to amps via Pre Outs & Sub out with crossover controls is everything you need..
Basically you have 2 full range signals passed via the PreOuts & a separate signal feeding the sub at whatever crossover freq.you have set..
If the "sub out" is a speaker level output, you can connect one channel (left or right) to LOC.
If the "sub out" is a line level output ( I think it is ), you can connect the "sub out" directly to the subwoofer amp input without using a LOC.
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Sorry, deck has 2 channel rca outputs (front and rear) but also has a sub out (in the wiring loom). I am planning to use the rear preamp outs for rear speakers and don't want the woofer controlled by the front speakers. The converter is 4 speaker wires in and 2 rca out (to amp). The deck itself has built in gain and frequency controls for the "sub out". 
OP,I'm sorry but I don't follow...If the new deck has PreAmp Out why do you need a converter to interface the amp?
 Are the 4 wires on the converter speaker wires OR RCA terminated?