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I didn't mention the 3rd output from the HU because it is of no use to you. It's for subs. You need 2 RCA's and 4 Y splitters. The RCA's plug directly to the HU and Y splitters on the ends of the RCA. Make sure to keep track of reds and whites and plug into the amp accordingly.
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your radio has 6 outputs.
Front Left and Front right (that's 2)
Rear Left and Rear Right (that's 2)
Subwoofer Left and Subwoofer right (that's 2 more)
Your amps have four inputs
Chananel 1 (Left)
Channel 2 (right)
Channel 3 (left)
Channel 4 (right)
So you need to get a splitter from your radio so that you have four outputs coming from that Front L/R RCA. Do the same with the rear outputs of your radio to the other amp.
Wire EACH speaker to it's one positive/negative on the amp.
Gain on 6.5 set at 11 o'clock, set it to HPF and turn the freq dial to around 100hz
Gain for the horns at 10 o'clock no need to adjust HPF
Gain for 6X9 at 12 oclock, set it to HPF and turn dial to around 70hz.
Turn your volume up until it distorts, then back your volume down an notch. That's your max volume.
Front Left and Front right (that's 2)
Rear Left and Rear Right (that's 2)
Subwoofer Left and Subwoofer right (that's 2 more)
Your amps have four inputs
Chananel 1 (Left)
Channel 2 (right)
Channel 3 (left)
Channel 4 (right)
So you need to get a splitter from your radio so that you have four outputs coming from that Front L/R RCA. Do the same with the rear outputs of your radio to the other amp.
Wire EACH speaker to it's one positive/negative on the amp.
Gain on 6.5 set at 11 o'clock, set it to HPF and turn the freq dial to around 100hz
Gain for the horns at 10 o'clock no need to adjust HPF
Gain for 6X9 at 12 oclock, set it to HPF and turn dial to around 70hz.
Turn your volume up until it distorts, then back your volume down an notch. That's your max volume.
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your radio has 6 outputs.
Front Left and Front right (that's 2)
Rear Left and Rear Right (that's 2)
Subwoofer Left and Subwoofer right (that's 2 more)
Your amps have four inputs
Chananel 1 (Left)
Channel 2 (right)
Channel 3 (left)
Channel 4 (right)
So you need to get a splitter from your radio so that you have four outputs coming from that Front L/R RCA. Do the same with the rear outputs of your radio to the other amp.
Wire EACH speaker to it's one positive/negative on the amp.
Gain on 6.5 set at 11 o'clock, set it to HPF and turn the freq dial to around 100hz
Gain for the horns at 10 o'clock no need to adjust HPF
Gain for 6X9 at 12 oclock, set it to HPF and turn dial to around 70hz.
Turn your volume up until it distorts, then back your volume down an notch. That's your max volume.
Front Left and Front right (that's 2)
Rear Left and Rear Right (that's 2)
Subwoofer Left and Subwoofer right (that's 2 more)
Your amps have four inputs
Chananel 1 (Left)
Channel 2 (right)
Channel 3 (left)
Channel 4 (right)
So you need to get a splitter from your radio so that you have four outputs coming from that Front L/R RCA. Do the same with the rear outputs of your radio to the other amp.
Wire EACH speaker to it's one positive/negative on the amp.
Gain on 6.5 set at 11 o'clock, set it to HPF and turn the freq dial to around 100hz
Gain for the horns at 10 o'clock no need to adjust HPF
Gain for 6X9 at 12 oclock, set it to HPF and turn dial to around 70hz.
Turn your volume up until it distorts, then back your volume down an notch. That's your max volume.
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