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New member Username: Budget76Manasquan, NJ United States Post Number: 1 Registered: Apr-06 | ok, i will admit that i don't know much about car audio, and could really use some help here. I'm trying to get my system all bought so i can install it soon, and i need help deciding on a head unit. the main thing i'm wondering is how could i connect two 4 channel amps to one head unit? I am considering this one http://www.circuitcity.com/ssm/Pioneer-In-Dash-Player-DEHP4800MP-/sem/rpsm/oid/1 41960/rpem/ccd/productDetail.do that has 3 pre-amp outputs. I was planning on using two for the first amp to power 4 sets of speakers, then the last one, splitting it, to bridge it for 2 subs. If it matters I have an ADS PQ20 i want to use for the subs, and a Jensen 680(i know its not the best, i got it cheap) for the speakers. The only reason i have two 4 channel amps is that i didnt know it would be this confusing. any help is appreciated. I don't think i forgot any neccessary info. thanks |
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Silver Member Username: Infinity_addictSanta Rosa, California USA Post Number: 257 Registered: Jul-05 | use the front and rear channel preouts for your 4 channel that will be powering your speakers. use the sub preout to and grab some RCA splitters to connect it to your other 4ch amp. |
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New member Username: Budget76Manasquan, NJ United States Post Number: 2 Registered: Apr-06 | thanks. of course, after spending half an hour on here, i learned that. i hate it when people don't search and now i'm one of them |