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PIONNER 100DVD I ran sub on rear and split the front L and R to the L and R sides of the car. I had 9wire and had it high input but the rca's sound alot cleaner

My head unit has 4 RCA outputs and I'm running a sub and a 4 channel amp how do I run it?

that really make a differences? My last car I ran high level output and cut some RCA's up to have as the input to my amp and I think it sounded better, it was on much cheaper speakers too. I like it much better this way because I can set all the filters on my amps to off and can control it all...

It's a Pioneer head unit. AVH 100DVD. It at really higher volumes it sound poor. Maybe my expectations were to high but I would think 70RMS ea would be louder

I just got a 4 channel amp that makes a buzzing noise and gets louder when I accelerate. I double check to make sure the grounds were good and they are. Then I discounted the ground wire from the high input harness and the buzz disappeared? Also, the music doesn't sound all that great. It's kind...

Out of curiosity why do you choose the Sony?

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So with my random box of wires I have, I have a RCA cable that turns 1 RCA into 2, so from my head unit I'd choose one sub channel and run it through both RCA's? so they both get the same feed? Then am I essentially mono? If this is correct, does it matter which output from the HU I use? (Red...

So after my few minutes of reading on what mono is (I'm definity no pro) the subs are playing slightly differently because there on different channels.. And each channel is playing from each RCA input (2 RCA inputs/ 1 per channel) correct, or am I way off

What difference is it to bridge it than to leave it at 250 per channel? Both equal to 500?

I can do a 2 ohm final? Final on each channel is two ohm? Or should I have them bridged? Sony (200x2 @ 4ohm) (250x2@2ohm) Audiopipe 150x2 @ 4) (300x2 @ 2) Both amps were "acquired" freely so I can't complain they don't match perfectly. How ever both amps will work for the application. I was...

Why a 4 ohm final? Just asking why that'd be better over a more powerful 2ohm final

I have two amps, a Sony GTR 2002 (250rms x2 @2ohms) and a Audiopipe ACPL-3002 (300rms x2 @2ohms). The Sony has (2) 40 Amp fuses, but the Audiopipe has (2) 25 amp fuses. Which one would push more power? According to the fuses the Sony should? Unless I was told incorrectly and the fuses don't...