Tweeters

[fjack]

You need to find out what ohm load they are showing. So us a DMM and measure the ohm load. Find an amplifier that will accept the ohm load. Example: It measures 4ohm I would look for a 2 channel amplifier and run it in a mono configuration. Left positive right negative on most 2 channel amplifiers.

It says 8 ohms and 300 watts

 

[fjack]

It says 8 ohms and 300 watts

It says 8 ohms and 300 watts

No way I could just wire them to the radio itself

 

[fjack]

Somebody help me out with this

 

[Popwarhomie 5,000+ posts]

 

[Bobbytwonames 5,000+ posts]

No way I could just wire them to the radio itself

Go buy a 500 watt 4 ohm 2 channel amp and hook it up.

 

[fjack]

Go buy a 500 watt 4 ohm 2 channel amp and hook it up.

Ok and just hook it up to one channel or both And use distribution block for power and ground

 

[fjack]

Ok and just hook it up to one channel or both And use distribution block for power and ground

Would this work

 

[Bobbytwonames 5,000+ posts]

Ok and just hook it up to one channel or both And use distribution block for power and ground

Just buy the amp and have it professionally installed. Nobody knows what your system consists of and you sound very inexperienced. Just get it installed by a pro so that you don't blow anything up.

 

[Bobbytwonames 5,000+ posts]

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You want a better amp than that one. Look at Kenwood and Pioneer.

 

[fjack]

Just buy the amp and have it professionally installed. Nobody knows what your system consists of and you sound very inexperienced. Just get it installed by a pro so that you don't blow anything up.

I can do it if I can just figure out the amp. And wire hook up

 

[fjack]

You want a better than that one. Look at Kenwood and Pioneer.

But would that work

 

[Bobbytwonames 5,000+ posts]

But would that work

That is a very cheap amp and will probably sound like crap.

 

[1aespinoza Premium Member]

I can do it if I can just figure out the amp. And wire hook up

One of your amps should have RCA outputs. Use those to feed the tweeter amp. Power and remote wires from the distribution blocks you mentioned. That amp is 8-16 Ohms capable so it will not do. Find a 4 Ohms bridgable amp. That way when you bridge, it will play into a single 8 Ohms load. Make sure it has a built in x-over.

 

[fjack]

One of your amps should have RCA outputs. Use those to feed the tweeter amp. Power and remote wires from the distribution blocks you mentioned. That amp is 8-16 Ohms capable so it will not do. Find a 4 Ohms bridgable amp. That way when you bridge, it will play into a single 8 Ohms load. Make sure it has a built in x-over.

 

[fjack]

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Would this amp work