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<blockquote data-quote="confuseid" data-source="post: 4557297" data-attributes="member: 592817">Jesus lots of responses. Okay Here we go:First off: I am not using that high level input, I just took the picture back when I had it in. The same goes for the mode set on 2-channel, I stated in my earlier post that I have it set to 4-channel.Honestly I do not know how to turn my gains up or down, or what the hell that is.I&#039;m guessing it&#039;s on the amplifier.I did not/do not have a Bose system in my car.I am not using any factory wires. I purchased an 4-Gauge amplifier wiring kit from Autotek along with the amplifier.&nbsp; The kit only came with 1 pair of RCA cables, which I have connected the F on the HU to the 1/2 Channel on the Amplifier.Do I need another RCA cable to connect the R slot on my HU to the 3/4 channel on my amplifier? I have been told that the R slot was for rear speakers, and since I am not using aftermarket rear deck speakers, I don&#039;t need it?I have checked, and double checked all wiring. Positive and negatives are all correct, and there is no bare metal or wires touching anything.Hmm, have we discovered something in the RCA cables or am I, unfortunately, correct?By the way, is it necessary to ground my RCA cables? That seems strange.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="confuseid, post: 4557297, member: 592817"] Jesus lots of responses. Okay Here we go: First off: I am not using that high level input, I just took the picture back when I had it in. The same goes for the mode set on 2-channel, I stated in my earlier post that I have it set to 4-channel. Honestly I do not know how to turn my gains up or down, or what the hell that is. I'm guessing it's on the amplifier. I did not/do not have a Bose system in my car. I am not using any factory wires. I purchased an 4-Gauge amplifier wiring kit from Autotek along with the amplifier. The kit only came with 1 pair of RCA cables, which I have connected the F on the HU to the 1/2 Channel on the Amplifier. Do I need another RCA cable to connect the R slot on my HU to the 3/4 channel on my amplifier? I have been told that the R slot was for rear speakers, and since I am not using aftermarket rear deck speakers, I don't need it? I have checked, and double checked all wiring. Positive and negatives are all correct, and there is no bare metal or wires touching anything. Hmm, have we discovered something in the RCA cables or am I, unfortunately, correct? By the way, is it necessary to ground my RCA cables? That seems strange. [/QUOTE]

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