Okay, right now I have one amp running my subs. I have an another identical amp that I would like to use. The current amp has 2 RCA cables running to it so how can I use another amp for my subs if you only have two RCA inputs from the head unit? Can I just use the left input on one amp and the right input on the other amp?

[ November 26, 2005, 08:57 PM: Message edited by: Daz-man ]

 

Yes or you can use splitters but for most amps it is not necessary.

 

Thanks for the response. That's what I figured, because it's mono right?

 

Mono or 2ch either way it does not matter.

 

Google for & download the amp's manual.

I'd use spitters unless the manual addresses the issue.

 

Yes, but be sure to feed a signal to both inputs on each amp with splitters. Especially if they are bridged amps.

 

whoa....slow down a minute!!
1st, what brand of amplifier and model.
some require a"special cable".
while others have phase switch and an inverted output to the slave amplifier.
last method is with an external bridging modual.
****DO NOT put a splitter between two bridged amplifiers unless they have a slave/master switch without a seperate output.

Attaching the negetives of both amplifiers speaker outputs will also need to be done, leaving both positive terminals to power your subs.

 

^^^^^ right.

Never trust posts written on a Saturday nite lol

 

I'm under the impression he's using seperate drivers on each amp so we're not linking amps here.

 

The amps are RF 500S and you can bridge it by just hooking up one speaker wire to the "+" on the left channel and the "-" on the right channel. So I would think I could take the one RCA jack and use it on the other amp. Am I right?

Not much of a difference so I think I need to use Y cords.

[ November 28, 2005, 01:02 AM: Message edited by: Daz-man ]