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I have a Kenwood KDC-MP232 headunit, Formula-X FX-450 800W amp, and Boss D10F woofer, try to find a way to connect them together. Really new to it and want to DIY it thanks for all the help.wiring head unit, amp, and woofer -- posted image.
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How about you start with the Radio first and see how that goes.  Go to your local stereo shop and purchase the appropriat wiring harness for your vehicle.  Connect the wires of the new radio to the same color wire of the harness.   Above of course assumes that you did not already hack the factory plug out of your vehicle.
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oh, I have install a cheap Dual Headunit from bestbuy already! The main concerns is will they be compatible or how to wire them together
BTW I'm newbie to installing amp and woofer
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Does the radio have Preamp outputs?  Usually a pair or more of RCA jacks.  Some red and some white.  Does your radio have those?  Did you purchase a wiring kit for the amplifier? 
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only one pair of RCA jack and the amp have 4 channel input and 2 channel output, its a second hand amp and I have few rca cable and speaker wire laying around.
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Is the power wire you have run through the car already large enough to power 2 amplifiers?  The existing amplifier, is it a 1, 2 or 4 channel amp?  To what speakers is the existing amp connected?
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no, the headunit is preamp with 2 rca output
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i am an idiot wrote:
(1) Is the power wire you have run through the car already large enough to power 2 amplifiers?   (2) The existing amplifier, is it a 1, 2 or 4 channel amp?   (3)  To what speakers is the existing amp connected?

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