help with some wiring questions please.
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help with some wiring questions please.
ok, i need to know what kind of wires i need to use to get the most i can out of my system.
i have:
a Kenwood 600watt amp, KAC-7285, (to power component speakers)
a Rockford Fosgate 1000watt amp, bd1000d (to power the subs)
Pioneer Component Speakers, max 140watts each, TS-A1655
Two 12" Kicker Solo-Barics, max 1000watts each,
I also have a distributor block.
So, now i need to know everything i will need to wire everything to it's full potential. I want to be running the Pioneer component speakers off of the Kenwood Amp, and i want to power the subs off the RF Amp. Also, is there a store that will sell everything that i need?
thank you.
i have:
a Kenwood 600watt amp, KAC-7285, (to power component speakers)
a Rockford Fosgate 1000watt amp, bd1000d (to power the subs)
Pioneer Component Speakers, max 140watts each, TS-A1655
Two 12" Kicker Solo-Barics, max 1000watts each,
I also have a distributor block.
So, now i need to know everything i will need to wire everything to it's full potential. I want to be running the Pioneer component speakers off of the Kenwood Amp, and i want to power the subs off the RF Amp. Also, is there a store that will sell everything that i need?
thank you.
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i dont understand what you are asking...what do you mean what wires you need to get its full potential? as in quality wise?
quality wise, i would just go with a known brand like Monster or Street Wirez.
all you need is an amp kit. it will come with everything you need:
power cable
ground cable
power distiributor
fuse/holder
RCA (2ch / 4ch)
remote turn on wire
speaker wires
and misc crimps and other bits.
the RF amp in that pic doesnt look like a bd1000. i recall those as being HUGE amps. i could be wrong.
with those amps listed, i would go with 0 gauge wiring to be safe, but you might be able to get away with something one step down.
quality wise, i would just go with a known brand like Monster or Street Wirez.
all you need is an amp kit. it will come with everything you need:
power cable
ground cable
power distiributor
fuse/holder
RCA (2ch / 4ch)
remote turn on wire
speaker wires
and misc crimps and other bits.
the RF amp in that pic doesnt look like a bd1000. i recall those as being HUGE amps. i could be wrong.
with those amps listed, i would go with 0 gauge wiring to be safe, but you might be able to get away with something one step down.
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Originally posted by WiLL
i dont understand what you are asking...what do you mean what wires you need to get its full potential? as in quality wise?
quality wise, i would just go with a known brand like Monster or Street Wirez.
all you need is an amp kit. it will come with everything you need:
power cable
ground cable
power distiributor
fuse/holder
RCA (2ch / 4ch)
remote turn on wire
speaker wires
and misc crimps and other bits.
the RF amp in that pic doesnt look like a bd1000. i recall those as being HUGE amps. i could be wrong.
with those amps listed, i would go with 0 gauge wiring to be safe, but you might be able to get away with something one step down.
i dont understand what you are asking...what do you mean what wires you need to get its full potential? as in quality wise?
quality wise, i would just go with a known brand like Monster or Street Wirez.
all you need is an amp kit. it will come with everything you need:
power cable
ground cable
power distiributor
fuse/holder
RCA (2ch / 4ch)
remote turn on wire
speaker wires
and misc crimps and other bits.
the RF amp in that pic doesnt look like a bd1000. i recall those as being HUGE amps. i could be wrong.
with those amps listed, i would go with 0 gauge wiring to be safe, but you might be able to get away with something one step down.