recommendations on adding amp

forbidden wrote: Scott (Durwood), you are correct about how to hook it up, that is also why I underlined the "usually " portion of the statement. Some cd players but not all have a non fader (sub pre-out) output that is full range, thus can be hooked to the sub out. Just thought that this needed to be added.

A non-fading sub pre-out that isn't already low-passed out of the head?  Thanks for filling me in - I had no idea such a creature existed.  That must be nice to have a dedicated pre-out for the subs, but be able to do the crossover downstream.

Scott Gardner

I really like the older Eclipse cd player for that fact, the 5303R was an awesome cd player.Top Secret, I can tell you but then my wife will kill me.

Add another amp, the jl's can take it, and you would be much happier if you like to feel your music. I am running 4 jl 10w3v2's with a crossfire vr2000d and can not hurt those speakers. The w6's are suppose to be able to handle more than the w3's. Also, you may want to consider upgrading your charging system/battery, as anything over 1000 watts will take a toll on your electrical system while driving at night. As far as the Epicenter goes, you will probably get more boom for the buck with another amp. Just my opinion.

for sale 500/1!lol: I'm going with the 1000/12003 Silverado Ext. cab

Kenwood mp922

Kenwood kgc6042a EQ

JL Audio xr650-csi

MB Quart PSC 213

JL Audio 300/4

pair of JL Audio 12w6v2

JL Audio 1000/1