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<blockquote data-quote="ezr0934" data-source="post: 8596284" data-attributes="member: 673722"><p>Hey guys, I would like to know what size gauge wire you would run with my current setup.</p><p></p><p>Currently I have a Rockford Fosgate R400-4D 4-channel amplifier (527 RMS on birth sheet) powering my 4 Alpine Type-S SPS-610C component speakers with a 5 gauge wire (from walmart $35 version). I have ordered a set of Alpine Type-S SWS-10D4 10" subwoofers and plan on running them at 1 ohm with a Rockford Fosgate Prime Series R1200-1D, so I assume it's going to actually be a higher rating just like the other RF amp I have.</p><p></p><p>Would I be alright to just get a distribution block and split the 5 gauge between the two amps? or should I run a lower gauge wire for the new amp? This is not my first system so I have a decent understanding of how things work however, I just have never built a system with this much power, so I would like to do it the safest and easiest way possible.</p><p></p><p>Also it's going in a 2007 audi a4 with a Pioneer headunit.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ezr0934, post: 8596284, member: 673722"] Hey guys, I would like to know what size gauge wire you would run with my current setup. Currently I have a Rockford Fosgate R400-4D 4-channel amplifier (527 RMS on birth sheet) powering my 4 Alpine Type-S SPS-610C component speakers with a 5 gauge wire (from walmart $35 version). I have ordered a set of Alpine Type-S SWS-10D4 10" subwoofers and plan on running them at 1 ohm with a Rockford Fosgate Prime Series R1200-1D, so I assume it's going to actually be a higher rating just like the other RF amp I have. Would I be alright to just get a distribution block and split the 5 gauge between the two amps? or should I run a lower gauge wire for the new amp? This is not my first system so I have a decent understanding of how things work however, I just have never built a system with this much power, so I would like to do it the safest and easiest way possible. Also it's going in a 2007 audi a4 with a Pioneer headunit. [/QUOTE]
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