Deck problems
10-14-2009, 05:01 PM
#11
btw you can run all of your speaker wire from the amp to behind the deck to the original car harness. attach the speakers to that and you wont have to change the whole car and waste a whole day when your only gonna give those speakers 50 to 100watts rms anyway
10-15-2009, 03:52 PM
#12
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it all depends on what you plan to do in the future.
you would most likely be fine with 4gauge ...go bigger if you ever plan on upgrading though.
with what you are running, just run one large wire from batt => trunk, then use a distrobution block to send two power wires from there to the amps.
so you will have roughly 500rms + another 175ish for the 4 channel, so say 800rms to play it safe...over 12ish feet. 4 gauge should be good.
you would most likely be fine with 4gauge ...go bigger if you ever plan on upgrading though.
with what you are running, just run one large wire from batt => trunk, then use a distrobution block to send two power wires from there to the amps.
so you will have roughly 500rms + another 175ish for the 4 channel, so say 800rms to play it safe...over 12ish feet. 4 gauge should be good.
One problem tho, the amp is 2 channel.Would i still be able to use it too power my speakers or do i have to go with a 4 channel amp.(Would be nice to use so its looks good in the back).
10-15-2009, 05:02 PM
#13
well you would be able to power two speakers with it. i wouldn't recommend splicing in and splitting the power between 4.
just use your four channel. how often are you really going to be showing it off anyways.
just use your four channel. how often are you really going to be showing it off anyways.
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