how can i make the mosst oout of what i have without extreme battery drain

[dustalicious]

//content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/crying.gif.ec0ebefe590df0251476573bc49e46d8.gif here's what i did: pac lc-2 bass control y connector from sub out on HU to crossover. HP rca's from active crossover to 120 amp poweringg 6 x 9's, Lp rca's to 1000w amp powering subs.

i left the remote, ground and 12v wires that are wired to the 1000w alone and piggy backed remote, ground and 12v from the crossover and 120w amp

i get a strange sparking sound when i shut my amp off? I'm leaving it hooked up like this until someone can tell me otherwise.

should i bridge the subs or amps? how do you wire?

will the active crossover distort when hooked to a reciever that has an internal one?

should the crossover be hooked up from an amp?

how can i make the mosst oout of what i have without extreme battery drain

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[implodein]

don't worry about battery drain unless you play your system for long periods of time withought the car on. I'd assume that the sparking sound is caused by the capacitors of one amp discharging and recharging others from the other amps to create a balance of ions and electrons throughout the electrical field... getting a ground loop isolator might be an easy way to remove that sound, but it wont fix the problem. And once again as posted in your other thread, does the sound come from your 6x9s subs or is there an actual spark causing it?

 

[luvinthebass 5,000+ posts]

ground loop isolatosr are the best if you have that engine alternator whine all ya hear is clean music.

 

[dustalicious]

i think the sound is comming frm subs