Have a basic question I can not find answer to

Yes, A = Top (left/right) and B = Bottom (left/right). Match your RCA cables to your amp inputs. For example, if the RCA cable on the back of your H/U is connected to the "Front" RCA output, connect that RCA cable to the amp input "A". That makes "A" your front speakers and vice versa.

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I really appreciate the answer thank you , I did get everything hooked up, And honestly it does not sound to bad , There is only 1 problem I can not seem to fix, I am very picky about my sound, I love my bass but at the same time I want to hear the words to the song so I am picky about making sure it balances out ( I hope that makes sense). I do not like hearing all the vocals and then hearing the base as if it is coming directly from behind me I want it to blend, Now I have checked all speakers and they all have sound and seemed to be working. I have checked the balance and fadder settings on the head unit all are set evenly, So why is it that when I'm listening to it , It sounds like all the vocals are coming from the front, Instead of all around , I then try to adjust base with the remote line that the amp came with and even turning it a tiny bit then makes base so over powering I cant hear vocals. The whole reason I bought 2 amps was so I had one to push my highs,

The head unit has so many settings I get confused,

Heres my system break down my car is a 2003 ford escape

2 ,, 12 kicker subs

1,, pioneer amp 1000 watts

1 Kenwood amp model kac 304,

JVC KW R930bt

If anyone can give a suggestion of the head units settings or what they should be I would be greatful