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<blockquote data-quote="Ailas1951" data-source="post: 8790900" data-attributes="member: 685993">Hi there,I am doing an audio upgrade in my car and I am currently researching how to wire it up before I do something wrong.I&#039;ll try to explain it as simply as possible.Head unit has 3 outs, Front, Rear and Sub.I want to run 2 amps, 2 subs, and 4 speakers. (1 Amp = 2 Speakers 1 Sub)Most of it seems pretty straight forward, but-&gt;What configuration of RCA leads would I have to run to make this work?Can you get away with 1 RCA lead on channel A for speakers and a sub or does it need channel B input?Im feeling like Front preout will go to channel A on Amp1, Rear preout to channel A on amp2, and sub output will be split to channel B on both amps?Headunit: Kenwood DDX920wdabsAmps: Pioneer GM-D9704Subs: Pioneer TS-A3000LS4Speakers: Pioneer TS-A1680FThank you</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ailas1951, post: 8790900, member: 685993"] Hi there, I am doing an audio upgrade in my car and I am currently researching how to wire it up before I do something wrong. I'll try to explain it as simply as possible. Head unit has 3 outs, Front, Rear and Sub. I want to run 2 amps, 2 subs, and 4 speakers. (1 Amp = 2 Speakers 1 Sub) Most of it seems pretty straight forward, but-> What configuration of RCA leads would I have to run to make this work? Can you get away with 1 RCA lead on channel A for speakers and a sub or does it need channel B input? Im feeling like Front preout will go to channel A on Amp1, Rear preout to channel A on amp2, and sub output will be split to channel B on both amps? Headunit: Kenwood DDX920wdabs Amps: Pioneer GM-D9704 Subs: Pioneer TS-A3000LS4 Speakers: Pioneer TS-A1680F Thank you [/QUOTE]

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