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http://www.knukonceptz.com/productDetail.cfm?prodID=KNF-12 That should be all you need. Make sure you match the fuses to the fuses on your amps

http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_10296_GS+Audio+HL250+-+Hi-Lo+Adapter.html

I have a Cadence txa-3004 4 channel amp and Rockford Fosgate T162 6.5 coaxials and a 10" Pioneer Shallow Mount sub. I am hooking up channels 1 and 2 to the coaxials and bridging channels 3 and 4 to the sub. I know how to set the gains but im not sure on how to set the crossover frequency and...

I am a tight budget and yes i know some of my stuff is not top quality but it is what i can afford. I have a 98 Chevy Silverado 1500 extended cab. My question is should i buy another sub and run two subs off my amp bridged to two channels and run some Kicker DS650's of my HU or should i just...

Would it be worth the extra $20 and go with Phoenix Gold RSD Components?

Ok i am going to go ahead and order that HU and amp once i get the money. I was thinking about these for my front speakers then i will have everything. SONY XS-GTX1620S. Also will i need a capacitor or need to do the big 3 upgrade or should i be fine with the stock wiring on my 98 Chevy S10...

I am needing a low cost head unit to use with my low budget system. I am planning on getting a 4 channel amp to power my sub and 2 front speakers. My question is can i get a head unit with 2 sets of pre amp outs front and rear. And will i be able to use the rear pre amp out to power the 2...

Ok thank you i believe i am going to go with the MB Quart and on the head unit i only need 2 sets of pre amp outs correct? and the front pre amp out will power my front speakers and the rear pre amp out will be used for my sub channels. Or do i need to get a head unit with 3 pre amp outs one for...

Would this amp be a good choice? I am on a very tight budget and this seems to give the power i need. Ultra Linear 4 Channel

Ok thank you very much for clearing that up

Ok i need help finding rms. On the amp he suggested the specs are: RMS power @ 4 Ohms: 80W x 4 RMS power @ 2 Ohms: 160W x 4 RMS power @ 4 Ohms bridged: 320W x 2 So does this mean I will have 320W RMS going to my sub bridged on channels 3 and 4, and i will 160W on channel 1 and 160W on...

Or would it be better for me to get a lower powered 2 channel amp to power my front speakers and a higher powered mono amp to power my sub? I am going to self install and how hard is it to run power wires to 2 amps? and would i need to upgrade anything in my electrical system to do this?

Ok thank you. I am still confused and overwhelmed at all these numbers. I understand what rms means. I am just confused on how to figure it. On the subwoofer you suggested it says "RMS power @ 4 Ohms bridged: 320W x 2" so does that mean it bridged into a 2 channel amp and 320W rms are going into...

I purchased a 10" pioneer shallow mount TS-SW1001S4 the other day for my 98 s10 extended cab and i need help finding an amp. I am not looking for anything too expensive as i am on a tight budget. I would like to find an amp that can run my sub and front speakers. I am still undecided on my front...

What do you guys think of this? http://kansascity.craigslist.org/ele/1177884462.html and buying these to hook up to the 4 channel sub http://kansascity.craigslist.org/ele/1180486058.html