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<blockquote data-quote="retrac" data-source="post: 964924" data-attributes="member: 561697">Thanks for response( i shoulda included that info) it only has a 2 prong out on back of my Pioneer DEHP 2700. So far im gathering i should go out my decks L/R rca plug into my amp &quot;Power Accoustics LT480/2&quot; rca inputs, then go out of that amp (get 2&nbsp; Y&nbsp; splitters ) and go into the rca&nbsp; A &amp;amp; B channels input on my Pioneer GM 4000f.Im going to use the Power Accoustic to push one 10&#039; WooferIm going to use the Pioneer GM 4000f to amp my 4 door speakers. (its a &quot;Brigdeable 4 Channel Power Amplifier&quot;&nbsp; im not so sure about what bridging is but it has 4 sets of speaker wire outputs , so im figuring i can just hook up 1 speaker too each.....right?And a quick question ...So if im using the 4 channel amp for door speakers i dont really want any bass in them..does this mean flip the switch to HPF???</blockquote>

[QUOTE="retrac, post: 964924, member: 561697"] Thanks for response( i shoulda included that info) it only has a 2 prong out on back of my Pioneer DEHP 2700. So far im gathering i should go out my decks L/R rca plug into my amp "Power Accoustics LT480/2" rca inputs, then go out of that amp (get 2 Y splitters ) and go into the rca A & B channels input on my Pioneer GM 4000f. Im going to use the Power Accoustic to push one 10' Woofer Im going to use the Pioneer GM 4000f to amp my 4 door speakers. (its a "Brigdeable 4 Channel Power Amplifier" im not so sure about what bridging is but it has 4 sets of speaker wire outputs , so im figuring i can just hook up 1 speaker too each.....right? And a quick question ...So if im using the 4 channel amp for door speakers i dont really want any bass in them..does this mean flip the switch to HPF??? [/QUOTE]

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