Best bang for the buck and ease of installation
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Best bang for the buck and ease of installation
Well Good Late Morning
I have a bought a set of the Kappa 62.1I speakers and am looking an amp. I am not real electronically gifted and need a easy installation ( plug and play the best)
What route should i look for. I dont know anything about hooking up sound systems?
I have a bought a set of the Kappa 62.1I speakers and am looking an amp. I am not real electronically gifted and need a easy installation ( plug and play the best)
What route should i look for. I dont know anything about hooking up sound systems?
Last edited by mathew2172; 07-27-2017 at 12:07 PM.
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That said. The process isn't that difficult if you take your time and have all the right tools.
Your best option with the Kappas for a two speaker system is the Cerwin Vega B52 amp. Most any regular here can walk you through the process. You came to the right place!!
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the b52 has plug in pigtails to feed your speakers, so u will need either some insulated butt connectors or solder and shrink tube, couple zipties and sone industrial velco to secure amp to top of your head unit
Last edited by yooperhog; 07-27-2017 at 02:46 PM.
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with a stock radio, you will need a PAK-SNI 35 line converter, metra 89-9601 speaker adapters, 6ft of both power and ground wire,8ga braided, an inline fuze to locate near battery, and crimp lugs for battery terminals, some 16 ga speaker wire, and im sure someone will chime in if i missed anything
the b52 has plug in pigtails to feed your speakers, so u will need either some insulated butt connectors or solder and shrink tube, couple zipties and sone industrial velco to secure amp to top of your head unit
the b52 has plug in pigtails to feed your speakers, so u will need either some insulated butt connectors or solder and shrink tube, couple zipties and sone industrial velco to secure amp to top of your head unit