Need help Wiring my Install. Doing it Right NOW!

[xguntherc 10+ year member]

Hey guys, I'm currently in the middle of my install. I already have my sub wired and amp all run. I'm currently running 4 chan RCA's to power a 4 channel amp and power all my doors. Any help would be GREATLY appreciated

So, The wiring goes like this. It has RCA's for Line Out Front, Line Out Rear, 2nd Audio Out, Then Video out, and Video In. Then it's got another set of RCA's that say Subwoofer out, and Center Channel. This is one set of 2 RCA's. so my subwoofer out is only 1 RCA. So I currently have my sub wired to the Line Out Rear.

So, how do I run it? I'm confused? I need to run my new RCA's to Line out Rear for the back, and front for the Front. But then where do I wire my SUB since it's 2 RCA's and the output is only 1.

Can I hook it up to the 2nd Audio Out?

Any suggestions, Here's a few pictures. First one is my model, second is a better picture but of another model but looks the same!

http://www.sonicelectronix.com/pictures_new.php?id=11974&picture_id=135405

Then this one.

http://www.team-bhp.com/forum/attachments/product-discussions/69925d1226731225t-jvc-avx-series-thread-avx800.jpg

What should I do? Maybe get a RCA Y splitter and run the RCA's from the sub into 1 RCA and plug into the Sub output?

Thanks for any response as I'm doing this right now..

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[Street DreamsCC 10+ year member]

simple, run the front and rear rcas to the 4 channel. Wire your sub rcas to the sub output using a splitter. Either at the headunit or at the amp.

 

[xguntherc 10+ year member]

Yea, I read somewhere that a splitter would cause noise, or loose half the power. or something weird so I wasn't sure.

I have the rear out running 2 RCA's to the line in on my Monoblock amp pushing the sub, that also has a RCA Line out I could use right? or no?

So you're saying run it normal the 4 rca's front to front, and rear to rear on the 4 channel amp. Then leave the RCA's on the sub's amp alone and unplug them from the Rear out and use a Y and plug the single into the sub output?

Will it sound different

 

[xguntherc 10+ year member]

So it's as simple as using a splitter with the RCA's going to the Sub. run from the sub output a Y into the 2 RCA's that go to the sub amp and I'm good to go.

and since it's a sub out, it will have more lows than the rear outputs full range? so it will have more lows right?

going to get a splitter right now then Thanks.. does anyone have other suggestions or is this the best way?