im new to car audio i have a question about rcas

[dannyboy4348]

First off i would like to say hello to everyone and i hope everyones day is a good one second i love what everyones doing in this forum. Helping onje another you dont see that to often anymore. But im new to car audio i always wanted a system in my car growing up i just never had the extra money to do it well im 40 now and my girlfriend says im having a midlife crisis but i say. nowaythis is how my car should of always sounded i tell her lol but anyways i went out i didnt go to crazy moneys still tightBut i installed 2 12 inch power acoustic gothic series 2500 watt subs their in their own ported boxes that have about a 3 inch hole in the upper cornwer of each box. i fiber glassed the insides and rhino lined the outsides and sealed the subs with sound tape they hit hard i have 2 pa 2500 watt razer amps pushing them one on each i have 4 kenwood 6.5 concert series door speakers with a 600 watt jenson on them and a pair of 3 inch metras and pa tweeters neither of which are amplified i have a pioneer touch screen head unit and a audiopipe 15 volt line drivger/active crossover. now that thats covered heres my question. Currently i have a crossover in the headunit the speakers have crossovers and ya i wanna eliminate the line driver cause of room issues but i have 5 pair of rcas. How can i eliminate the active crossover with all the rca lines i have? did i run too many? i have a set for the subs coming out of the headunit and 2 sets for the doors cause i have them wired to run off a 2 channel amp i have y splitters on them at the ends as well so i have 3 sets going in and 2 coming out is this correct?

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[dannyboy4348]

Any and all feed back will be awesome thanks guys

 

[RobGMN Premium Member]

I’d be glad to help, but you need to provide Cliff Notes for that post if you’re looking to get answers.

 

[1aespinoza Premium Member]

2 channel amp i have y splitters on them at the ends as well so i have 3 sets going in and 2 coming out is this correct?

You can eliminate the rear RCAs. Just use the fronts since you are only using one 2 channel amp for speakers.

 

[dannyboy4348]

i have the 2 front speakers connected and the two back each going to a channel on the amp dont i have to have 1 set per channel? or 1 set per set of speakers?

 

[1aespinoza Premium Member]

i have the 2 front speakers connected and the two back each going to a channel on the amp dont i have to have 1 set per channel? or 1 set per set of speakers?

You can put multiple sets of speakers per channel, as long as you mind the impedence load (Ohms).
To clarify; you are using one 2 channel amp for all your speakers?