I've wired up several systems and they've worked great. I doubt I'll have a problem doing this but I don't want to do something wrong and screw up my equipment.
I have two 15" memphis subs. I could be wrong but I think they are rated at 250 rms each. I'm not sure and I don't know the model number right now. I thought they were rated really low though and weren't in production long. They sound good but I plan on switching to Audiobahn 12's soon.
Then I have a digital audio 1200 amp DA1300a I think.
Then I have a little memphis amp for my digital audio compent system. 6" woofers, 4" mids, and 2 1/2" tweeters that are going in the front. I also have 6 1/2" speakers in the back pillars. There is nothing in the back dash.
Then I have a mempis crossover and a power acoustic equalizer.
I have 4 guage power run to the back to a power block and I have a ground black.
I plan on running power and ground wires to each of them seperately. Then just have one remote wire too all of them. Then I hook the head unit to the equalizer. Then run RCA's from that to the crossover. From the crossover to the two amps seperatley. I thinks that's going to be right but I just wanted to be sure.
If you have any setting advice I would appreciate and if I'm wrong on anything let me know. I want this to sound good so any advice, tips, tricks, etc. would be appreciated too. Thanks
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How many watts does that amp for the subs put out? sounds like you got the install pretty much under control...
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2 Memphis HPO 12s
1 Memphis 1000D
2 Memphis 8s
1 Memphis MC200
4 Memphis 3way 6 1/2s
1 Memphis MC3004
4 Memphis Tweeters
1 Memphis 3-way electronic crossover
2 Memphis 5 1/4
2 Memphis 4s
It's a 1200 watt amp. I have the subs hooked up right now and they sound pretty good but I'm procrastinating on the rest of it.