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<blockquote data-quote="Skaal-tel" data-source="post: 452739" data-attributes="member: 555087">If you&#039;re that interested in stalking me feel free. Hell, if you&#039;re willing to drive up to ontario you&#039;re probably not gonna be stopped by a license plate # or not //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/wink.gif.608e3ea05f1a9f98611af0861652f8fb.gifOk I&#039;ve read through just about the entire site there. Much of it was waaaay over my head but I gathered several important points. With my head unit- I do NOT need an amplifier. There are 4 speaker outputs and that&#039;s just fine. I also don&#039;t need a subwoofer- but if I want one I&#039;ll need to add a crossover (yes/no?)To power the head unit I need to&nbsp; have a 125 amp fuse at the battery, and be using 4 gauge wire. The fuse should be an &quot;ANL&quot; type fuse. This 4 gauge wire should be run to a distribution block.. whereupon varying gauges of wire and sizes of fuse are run elsewhere..SO--- what kind of wire should I run to the head unit?Is it possible to simply use the stock wiring for the current head unit on mine? They should both be +12v right?Do I need fuses between the speakers and the head unit?I feel like I&#039;m in over my head.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Skaal-tel, post: 452739, member: 555087"] If you're that interested in stalking me feel free. Hell, if you're willing to drive up to ontario you're probably not gonna be stopped by a license plate # or not [IMG]//content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/wink.gif.608e3ea05f1a9f98611af0861652f8fb.gif[/IMG] Ok I've read through just about the entire site there. Much of it was waaaay over my head but I gathered several important points. With my head unit- I do NOT need an amplifier. There are 4 speaker outputs and that's just fine. I also don't need a subwoofer- but if I want one I'll need to add a crossover (yes/no?) To power the head unit I need to have a 125 amp fuse at the battery, and be using 4 gauge wire. The fuse should be an "ANL" type fuse. This 4 gauge wire should be run to a distribution block.. whereupon varying gauges of wire and sizes of fuse are run elsewhere.. SO--- what kind of wire should I run to the head unit? Is it possible to simply use the stock wiring for the current head unit on mine? They should both be +12v right? Do I need fuses between the speakers and the head unit? I feel like I'm in over my head. [/QUOTE]

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