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<blockquote data-quote="XanderMoser" data-source="post: 3389240" data-attributes="member: 574859">Why are you using the crossover? I don&#039;t know a lot about the Eclipse CD7000, but it has 3 preouts. It must have some crossovers in it to low pass the sub out and high pass the other 2. You don&#039;t need the external crossover then.Here&#039;s what I&#039;d get:-2 distro blocks with 1/0 in and 4 out. One needs to be fused, the other doesn&#039;t matter-35 feet of 1/0 gauge power wire, enough for power, ground, and the big 3-20 feet of 4 or 8 gauge, it depends on what kind of power inputs the amps have...so check on that and get&nbsp; back to us-100 feet of 14 gauge speaker wire. Brand isn&#039;t a big deal, I get 50 foot spools of the generic car audio brand at Walmart for like $13.-3 pairs of 20 foot RCAs. KnuKonceptz is a great brand, I am running them and am very happy with them. Not too expensive either.-20 feet of 14 gauge wire used for the remote line.-A crapload of crimp terminals (disconnects, ring terminals, butt connectors), all sizes of heat shrink, a lighter, electrical tape, and liquid electrical tape.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="XanderMoser, post: 3389240, member: 574859"] Why are you using the crossover? I don't know a lot about the Eclipse CD7000, but it has 3 preouts. It must have some crossovers in it to low pass the sub out and high pass the other 2. You don't need the external crossover then. Here's what I'd get: -2 distro blocks with 1/0 in and 4 out. One needs to be fused, the other doesn't matter -35 feet of 1/0 gauge power wire, enough for power, ground, and the big 3 -20 feet of 4 or 8 gauge, it depends on what kind of power inputs the amps have...so check on that and get back to us -100 feet of 14 gauge speaker wire. Brand isn't a big deal, I get 50 foot spools of the generic car audio brand at Walmart for like $13. -3 pairs of 20 foot RCAs. KnuKonceptz is a great brand, I am running them and am very happy with them. Not too expensive either. -20 feet of 14 gauge wire used for the remote line. -A crapload of crimp terminals (disconnects, ring terminals, butt connectors), all sizes of heat shrink, a lighter, electrical tape, and liquid electrical tape. [/QUOTE]

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