FruitBooTeR
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Registered: 18th Jan 07
Location: Wolverhampton Drives: S15
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Can someone tell me if setting it up like this would work, i dont want to use all the speeker outputs as i have 6x9's to connect aswell.
If this is worng can you tell me how thanks 
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Hemzy
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you could run the subs in parallel, what ohms are subs and check if your amps are stable at 1ohm, 2 ohm, 4 ohms etc.
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FruitBooTeR
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This is the sub spec -
Product Features
300 mm (12-inch) Titanium Coated Cone Woofer with dual voice coil
Deep Cone Design
Easy Connection Rolet Terminal (Series/Parallel/Bi-amp)
Supplied with Short Cord for Flexible Connection
Rubber Magnet Cover
Two-way Gasket Installation
Sealed or Ported Type Installation Capability
Peak Power - 1500 W (750W + 750W)
Maximum Input Power - 760 W
Rated Input Power - 380 W
Sensitivity - 93 dB
Voice coil - 4 Ohm+ 4 Ohm
Frequency response - 25 ~ 800 Hz
Mounting depth - 172 mm
Size - 324 x 324 x 194.5 mm
Magnet weight - 1.200 gr
Net weight - 5.980 gr
Enclosure size sealed / ported - 33,4 l / 47,6 l
Port size - Ø 89 mm x 152 mm
And the amp im using is this -
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Richie
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Jesus christ mate.
That amp is not designed to be used like that... and you will under power your subs.
Get a seperate amp for the subs.
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FruitBooTeR
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quote:
Originally posted by Richie
Jesus christ mate.
That amp is not designed to be used like that... and you will under power your subs.
Get a seperate amp for the subs.
What if i scrapped the 6x9s? an had the 2 subs connected one at the top bridged, an one at the bottom bridged. 
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Hemzy
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that amp will give out 50w rms x2 and 150w for a sub, best to run that with 2 sets of speakers which will give 4 x 50w and buy a separate amp to power your two subs. That amp is quite low for power, if you have money to spend buy a better 4 channel amp for some speakers and another amp to power the sub like a monoblock or 2 channel amp
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FruitBooTeR
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If i was to get a second amp wat do you do about RCA cables??? as both outputs from headunit are going to the first amp, how would you connect the second amp, is there some kind of extension box etc
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Hemzy
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ok, you have two pre-outs from your headunit, you can use one for the 4 channel and one for the amp to power the sub, take out one of the RCA's connected to the 4 chanel amp and plug the RCA into the input and output of that same amp, 'daisy chain' it in other words. Then use the other output on the headunit for the sub amp. as for the power cable you will need a distribution block. if you run 4 gauge cable and get a distribution block that gives out two 8 gauge outputs you should be ok depending on the power of the amps. You will need to the do the same for the earth cable. The remote can just be split form the headunit . Hope this helps matey
this wiring kit should be ok:
http://caraudiosecurity.com/shop/product/products_id/5123.html
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