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the one amp is a kicker kx800.4 and has 3 40 amp fuses. the other amp is a bazooka, don't know what model, but has 4 20 amp fuses, so am I correct in saying that these amps will draw 200 amps combined maximum ((3x40)+(4x20)=200)? the length of the wire is at least 16 feet since it is going to...

what would be the maximum fuse size or breaker that could be used with a 4 gauge power wire? The power wire is monster cable and it came with a 60 amp fuse but once I add another amp, i might need to get a bigger fuse, but i don't want to melt any wires. any help would be appreciated

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yeah, in the diagram the speakers are wired in parallel

here is left/right fade

yeah i agree, it would sound bad, but it could be done

if you have two sets of rca cables, front and rear, then you could run them to the amp and use a "y adapter" to combine the set into one and plug that into the channel. like the pictures shows, you could put the front set into left channel and wire the front speakers to the left channel, and...

or you could hook it up to fade front and back, but you won't have left to right fade

dual amp kit definetely the best setup

yeah, most amps are not 2 ohm stable when bridged, so you can go with the 4 ohm stereo configuration, or if you must go mono, only use the 8 ohm mono config

if the setup is like this picture, then im pretty sure the total load on the amp is 2 ohm. the two 8 ohm subs in parallel make 4 ohm. then the two sets of 4ohm in parallel make 2 ohm.