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<blockquote data-quote="evo2k3" data-source="post: 146236" data-attributes="member: 546246"><p>I'll answer te questions backwards.....you should run the same gauge ground as positive, its a circut, and electricity has to flow through all of it. The best way you can wire those subs (i am pretty sure they are svc, 4 ohm..right?) is leaving each on its own channel. +1 to +1, -1 to -1, +2 to +2 and -2 to -2 ......you get 125 rms power into each sub that way, its pretty much your only option. And pioneer doesn't seem to specify what size fuse, im guessing, but if you ran 4 guage wire (15-20ft i assume) a 40-45 amp fuse should be fine...mabey even less with that amp.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="evo2k3, post: 146236, member: 546246"] I'll answer te questions backwards.....you should run the same gauge ground as positive, its a circut, and electricity has to flow through all of it. The best way you can wire those subs (i am pretty sure they are svc, 4 ohm..right?) is leaving each on its own channel. +1 to +1, -1 to -1, +2 to +2 and -2 to -2 ......you get 125 rms power into each sub that way, its pretty much your only option. And pioneer doesn't seem to specify what size fuse, im guessing, but if you ran 4 guage wire (15-20ft i assume) a 40-45 amp fuse should be fine...mabey even less with that amp. [/QUOTE]
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