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<blockquote data-quote="dezahp" data-source="post: 8553146" data-attributes="member: 672194"><p>Well I think I bought a good amp kit and lots of people gave good reviews on it. I tried to make sure I got a good amp kit so I wouldn't have to ever worry about wiring so I'm pretty sure it should be true OFC.</p><p></p><p>Run 2 runs of 4 gauge wire from a distribution block to the battery? Like combining them together? How would I do that? I don't think I have enough of 4 gauge to do this but I would like to try to understand how. If running another 4 gauge wire to the the front, wouldn't a distribution block be unnecessary then? I can just run that straight to my second amp instead no?</p><p></p><p></p><p>Well my rear coaxials are just regular coaxials I got so I could fill the back for passengers since I have a SUV. I already have and bought all of my hardware and fine with it. I don't have a high budget where I can afford to get really high end audio gear. I'm not an audio expert either so raw drivers and active setup would not be good for me. Honestly, I think I'm satisfied with my setup. I also already have a head unit, Pioneer AVIC-8200NEX, which I got really, really lucky and basically got a steal on ebay.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dezahp, post: 8553146, member: 672194"] Well I think I bought a good amp kit and lots of people gave good reviews on it. I tried to make sure I got a good amp kit so I wouldn't have to ever worry about wiring so I'm pretty sure it should be true OFC. Run 2 runs of 4 gauge wire from a distribution block to the battery? Like combining them together? How would I do that? I don't think I have enough of 4 gauge to do this but I would like to try to understand how. If running another 4 gauge wire to the the front, wouldn't a distribution block be unnecessary then? I can just run that straight to my second amp instead no? Well my rear coaxials are just regular coaxials I got so I could fill the back for passengers since I have a SUV. I already have and bought all of my hardware and fine with it. I don't have a high budget where I can afford to get really high end audio gear. I'm not an audio expert either so raw drivers and active setup would not be good for me. Honestly, I think I'm satisfied with my setup. I also already have a head unit, Pioneer AVIC-8200NEX, which I got really, really lucky and basically got a steal on ebay. [/QUOTE]
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