useing two amps

[sweetride]

i have a ????.. i am useing a cadence a7..i have 4g power cable and my amp is not max out...i just got me to 6.5 woofers to put in the door today and i got a good deal on a bazooka el1500 amp....i will be puting 100 watts max to the subs....will my 4g wire be ok to use with my jbl. or do i need bigger wire

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[neonak 10+ year member]

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I had a bit of a problem understanding you but from what I did understand:

The 6.5 set you purchased should be a 17cm midbass speaker and a 1/2" tweeter, next to that you speak of putting 100w MAX to the speakers meaning you have no idea what you are actually feeding them. So for you to do:

1. Get a list of the equipment you have and the actual specs (RMS power @ ? ohms)

2. Buy a sub (not a compo set, just a single sub... or two)

Further you speak of a cadence a7 which means nothing to me and you speak of a jbl later on which also means nothing to me, either make a list of what you have and what you want to reach AND what music you prefer and repost it... maybe then we can help you out a bit.

You have no clue of what ur wiring so better get that cleared first.

(could have just posted "retry")

 

[eengrms 10+ year member]

Originally posted by sweetride i have a ????.. i am useing a cadence a7..i have 4g power cable and my amp is not max out...i just got me to 6.5 woofers to put in the door today and i got a good deal on a bazooka el1500 amp....i will be puting 100 watts max to the subs....will my 4g wire be ok to use with my jbl. or do i need bigger wire

4g should be sufficient. If you are hooking up both amps, consider getting some distribution blocks, both power and ground.

Originally posted by neonak No reactions, how amazing //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/biggrin.gif.d71a5d36fcbab170f2364c9f2e3946cb.gif

 

I had a bit of a problem understanding you but from what I did understand:

 

The 6.5 set you purchased should be a 17cm midbass speaker and a 1/2" tweeter, next to that you speak of putting 100w MAX to the speakers meaning you have no idea what you are actually feeding them. So for you to do:

 

1. Get a list of the equipment you have and the actual specs (RMS power @ ? ohms)

2. Buy a sub (not a compo set, just a single sub... or two)

 

Further you speak of a cadence a7 which means nothing to me and you speak of a jbl later on which also means nothing to me, either make a list of what you have and what you want to reach AND what music you prefer and repost it... maybe then we can help you out a bit.

 

You have no clue of what ur wiring so better get that cleared first.

 

(could have just posted "retry")

I agree, but it wasn't that difficult of a question, if I understood him correctly.

 

[sweetride]

neonak,ii know what i am doin..please dont just come here and say bull $hit...all i needed to know is that will my 4g power cable handle the power for both amps

 

[eengrms 10+ year member]

Originally posted by sweetride neonak,ii know what i am doin..please dont just come here and say bull $hit...all i needed to know is that will my 4g power cable handle the power for both amps

You gotta admit dude, you're presentation needed a little bit of work. I had to read your post about five times to figure out exactly what you were asking. You should have just posted your question like you did right here. And technically- you only asked if 4g was good enough for your JBL, not will it work for both amps. Again I had to decrypt it. You haven't been here long enough to flame people like you just did. Watch yourself if you expect any help on this board in the future. OK?