1st timer

[JoyRidee]

Hello, I'm putting a few thing together on my car and need some advice on the situation I have. I would like to know if from the scrath diagram I made (see below) hopefully is self explain. Would it be better to run the mono sub direct from the receiver to the mono sub via rear RCA or using the "y" to the 4 chan amp then using preamp output RCA to sub mono? Also how do I determine if Im putting too much for the stock battery or the altenator? I have not install anything yet, I have everything shown on the scrath picture there. The car is a honda civic 2007, I have 14 lights on the front. (7 each side). The amps are MTX JH404 and MTX JH600. Speakers are 4x6 kickers 2 of them 2 of 4" kenwood, 2 of 4x6 infinity and 2 of MTX 10" subs. Im running a 4gauge wire to a block that has 3 outputs of 8gauge wire. The distance between the block and the amps is about 2 to 4' length. I would think the funtion fade is pretty much gone doing this. Lasty under you guys experience would this sound "ok" or Im I missing something? From what I have hear no need for an EQ nor CXover. Again this is my 1st time buying a "system" per say so please dont beat me donw too much hehe. All advice, opinions are welcome thought.

Here is a link of all the stuff I bought but the factory speakers 2 on front and 2 on the rear.

Thanks

JR

http://www.crutchfield.com/p_113MP342U/Kenwood-KDC-MP342U.html?showAll=Y&tp=5684&avf=N

http://www.crutchfield.com/p_236JH404/MTX-JackHammer-JH404.html?tp=115

http://www.crutchfield.com/p_236JH600/MTX-JackHammer-JH600.html?tp=115

http://www.crutchfield.com/p_1086432CF/Infinity-Reference-6432cf.html?c=3&tp=100&avf=N

http://www.crutchfield.com/p_2068KS460/Kicker-KS460.html?tp=100

http://www.crutchfield.com/p_113KFC1062/Kenwood-KFC-1062S.html?c=3&tp=102&avf=N

http://outlet.crutchfield.com/p_236T55104/MTX-Thunder5500-T5510-04.html?tp=13722

http://www.crutchfield.com/p_575RFK4D/Rockford-Fosgate-RFK4D.html?search=RFK+4d&ssi=0&tp=1469

BTW which 2 speakers would be best to share 1 amp channel (from the 4 chan amp)

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