How do I hook amp and subs up to a factory head unit.

 

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Username: Csmurphy83

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Registered: 12-2003
Can someone please tell me in DETAIL how I hook up an amp and 2 10's up to a factory head unit?
 

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Username: Glasswolf

Post Number: 446
Registered: 12-2003
follow the directions that come with the amplifier.
use a mono sub amp with high level inputs, and two single coil, 4 Ohm subs.

use an ignition line from the fuse box for remote trigger on the amp, and use a proper amp wiring kit to match the amplifier.
 

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Username: Csmurphy83

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The amp I have is a 4-channel Phoenix Gold amp QX4150.
 

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Username: Csmurphy83

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The subs I have are (2) 10' Phoenix Gold's QX10
 

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Username: Glasswolf

Post Number: 448
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then you'll need to follow the manual directions for bridging the amp to two channels as well, and be sure tehy are wach a 4 Ohm sub.
 

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Username: Csmurphy83

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Do I have to buy some kind of convertor since my factory head unit doesn't have RCA input/output>?
 

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Username: Kclskates

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when you buy that convertor(line out converter they call it)more money you spend the better it will sound, but no matter what it will effect your sound quality.If you can buy a new radio with rca outputs. especially with your equipment.
 

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Username: Glasswolf

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if your amplifier has high level or speaker level inputs, there is nothing you need to buy.
 

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Username: Csmurphy83

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Well what do I hook the high level inputs to?
 

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Username: Glasswolf

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the speaker wires from your rear speakers.
download the manual in PDF format for your amplifier and read the instructions.
It tells you all of this in detail, with illustrations.
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