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Basic 5-Channel Amp Diagram:
Please note that the amp diagram is for a 5-channel amp.
~If it were a mono/block amp, it would not have extra RCAs or "channels."
~If it were a 4-channel amp, it would only have 4 RCAs and 4 channels.
~If it were a 5+ channel amp, it would have more than 6 RCAs and 5 channels.
~The big "+" means a Phillips-head screw.
~The big "-" means adjustable flat head.
~The "Ch +/-" connect to the actual speakers.
~The RCAs are used to receive signals from the head unit.
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