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<blockquote data-quote="Luzer" data-source="post: 1364510" data-attributes="member: 564824">Thanks for the replies.Heres what I ended up doing:No head unit at all, I use the computer to control the sound.4x100w amp with 4 Sony ( 3-way 6X9&nbsp; XS-V6930A) 280x peak, 80w rms speakers,a/c powered 150w subwoofer (JBL) with rear rca inputs and outputs.So now I have 400 watts of power, and a 150 watt sub. //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gifI was having trouble trying to configure the amp without the remote wire, went to CircuitCity, and a few indies in my area, and was told without a doubt that I would have to have a head unit in order for it to work. I even called the manufacturer of the amp to get advice, with no luck. (Yeah, I should have asked here first)I ended up just getting a 12v switch and installed it in the dash so the amp is &#039;fooled&#039; into thinking the head unit is on.Using a combination of stuff lying around the house, the amp, speakers, and cables. I spent a grand total of just under $180.00It actually sounds great, and I have gotten several youngsters with high end systems to listen to it, and they agreed.heh. my ears are still ringing.....</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Luzer, post: 1364510, member: 564824"] Thanks for the replies. Heres what I ended up doing: No head unit at all, I use the computer to control the sound. 4x100w amp with 4 Sony ( 3-way 6X9 XS-V6930A) 280x peak, 80w rms speakers, a/c powered 150w subwoofer (JBL) with rear rca inputs and outputs. So now I have 400 watts of power, and a 150 watt sub. [IMG]//content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif[/IMG] I was having trouble trying to configure the amp without the remote wire, went to CircuitCity, and a few indies in my area, and was told without a doubt that I would have to have a head unit in order for it to work. I even called the manufacturer of the amp to get advice, with no luck. (Yeah, I should have asked here first) I ended up just getting a 12v switch and installed it in the dash so the amp is 'fooled' into thinking the head unit is on. Using a combination of stuff lying around the house, the amp, speakers, and cables. I spent a grand total of just under $180.00 It actually sounds great, and I have gotten several youngsters with high end systems to listen to it, and they agreed. heh. my ears are still ringing..... [/QUOTE]

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