Would this be wired correctly?

[flare243000]

I'm kinda new to car audio and was thinking about redoing my sytem and was wondering if this was wired up correctly or would there be anyhting that I would need to change? I was thinking about getting Infinity KAPPA four amp and the crossover Clarion-MCD and a Pioneer-DEH head unit. ARe these good choices or would you guys recomend anything else?

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[Canaan 10+ year member]

Seems you are a bit confused. That wiring setup is incorrect.

First off, I would recommend forgetting the Clarion EQ and XO...spend that $ on a better head unit.

Second, I would I would suggest either a 4ch amp and a sub amp...or a 5ch amp to run your system.

 

[flare243000]

Yeah I am aha I never set up a system like this so I just tried my best to wire it up. The headunit in the picture isn't the one I have It was just the first google image. The headunit I was going to get was Pioneer-DEH. I wanted to get the eq so I wouldn't have to go though the headunit to change it. Also you're saying that I wouldn't need the crossover?

 

[cgorman21]

I have an Alpine CDE143BT head unit, a Rockford Fosgate P400-4 4 channel amp, and 2 8" JBL GTO804 (4 ohm) subs. I have a set of speakers wired to the front channels. I bridged the rear for the subs. I connect the positive and negative from the bridged ports on the amp to the positive and negative terminals on sub 1, then connected the positive on sub 1 to positive on sub 2 and negative on sub 1 to negative on sub 2. It looks like pictured below . Is this the best way to wire them? My setup looks awesome, but I have not wired a system before and don't know the best way to do it with my equipment. Thanks for your help in advance.

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[naughtyca 10+ year member]

I have an Alpine CDE143BT head unit, a Rockford Fosgate P400-4 4 channel amp, and 2 8" JBL GTO804 (4 ohm) subs. I have a set of speakers wired to the front channels. I bridged the rear for the subs. I connect the positive and negative from the bridged ports on the amp to the positive and negative terminals on sub 1, then connected the positive on sub 1 to positive on sub 2 and negative on sub 1 to negative on sub 2. It looks like pictured below . Is this the best way to wire them? My setup looks awesome, but I have not wired a system before and don't know the best way to do it with my equipment. Thanks for your help in advance. View attachment 26544068View attachment 26544069View attachment 26544070

THIS IS CALLED THREAD JACKING lol create a new thread for your questions not trying to be mean

just edit and copy and past so you dont have to re wrte and open an new thread

 

[naughtyca 10+ year member]

Yeah I am aha I never set up a system like this so I just tried my best to wire it up. The headunit in the picture isn't the one I have It was just the first google image. The headunit I was going to get was Pioneer-DEH. I wanted to get the eq so I wouldn't have to go though the headunit to change it. Also you're saying that I wouldn't need the crossover?

the 80prs has a pretty good cross over you dont need it, depending on how much bass you need, you most likley can get a way with 5 channel amp

something like this

XDI805 Arc Audio Amp 5 Channel Components Speakers Sub Car Amplifier XDI 805 | eBay

or this

Massive NX5 Nano Block Series 5 Channel Amplifier | eBay

 

[cgorman21]

sorry new to this obviously. how do i delete that post, just started a new one.

 

[cgorman21]

sorry new to this obviously. how do i delete that post, just started a new one.