For the power, you would have to use a distribution block. Basically what this does is split the main power wire in order to power different pieces of equipment..You can mount this anywhere but the closer to the amps, the better. For the remote turn on wire, you would be able to find this wire behind your deck (its usually blue). To control multiple pieces of equipment, connect the lead to the remote of the first amp then run another lead/wire from where you just connected it to the remote of the second amp...

 

Thanks a lot for help everyone.

 

I was looking at the distribution blocks and noticed that they need fuses in them. What size of fuse should I use, I've tried reading about it on other threads but it just confused the crap outta me. I'm going to be putting a 4gauge wire into it and two 8gauge wires out of it. Any help would be great.

 

same size fuse as what is on the amps or if no fuses on amps, find out how much current they draw

4ga power wire is fine unless your going over 1400w rms, then you need much bigger fuses and power/ground, maybe even a battery/alternator upgrade

 

So my amps have two 30A fuses on them, does that mean I should but a 60 fuse in the distribution block per wire?

 

yes thats the size you should use

 

Nevermind lol

 

Great thanks for the help.

 

I have one last question. Are power distribution blocks and ground distribution blocks the same? I was thinking about using a block for the ground as well, unless i don't need it.

 

yes they are the same. Well most of them are anyways.