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cool...very important to know...

ok...i'm asking this question out of curiosity...why should i pay close attention to grounds instead of any other wire?

thanks! this is gonna take forever again

i have the infinity reference speakers + sub...i think the impedance is 4ohms...fyi the system has been running fine for a couple of months until now...

I have a Alpine MRV-F450 5 channels + Alpine CDA-9807 + Infinity Speakers and sub here is the problem...The music only play for around 30seconds then it would stops for around 15seconds or so and it keeps going like that...i notice that the LED indicator would turn red whenever the music is not...

i'm sorry to bother but i dont think i can afford that much for a head unit rite now...thanks for your effort though

do u have the pictures (front/back) for it?

nevermind...this HU doesnt have the sub rca outputs

$150 shipped

apparently my right front speaker worked before with just the head unit...for some reason it just wouldnt work at all right after i installed a 5 channel amp...should i just open the whole right door panel to check the connection or wat? please help

anyone?

i assume around 60hz for sub?

Here is my system HU alpine cda-9807 amp alpine mrv-f450 crossover options & speakers + sub channel 1/2 (50, 60, 75, 100, 140, 170, 200 hz) FRONT 6x8" infinity reference channel 3/4 (50, 60, 75, 100, 140, 170, 200 hz) REAR 5x1/4" infinity reference channel 5 (30, 45, 60, 85, 110, 140...

Here is my system HU alpine cda-9807 amp alpine mrv-f450 crossover options & speakers + sub channel 1/2 (50, 60, 75, 100, 140, 170, 200 hz) FRONT 6x8" infinity reference channel 3/4 (50, 60, 75, 100, 140, 170, 200 hz) REAR 5x1/4" infinity reference channel 5 (30, 45, 60, 85, 110, 140...

i'm still having trouble hooking up the right channel to the right speaker position...here is the question.... alpine mrv-f450 amp channel 1=front left channel 2=front right channel 3=rear left channel 4=rear right channel 5=sub is that correct?