Question:
i have a MA Audio hk4000d with 4000 rms with two 15" mtx 9500 SVC subs and a 300 Amp alternator and i need to know how to wire all of it up? what kind of wiring kit should i use? what gauge wire? and for my component system i have polk momo mmc6500 speakers all around with a Ma Audio M500XE amp with 125 RMS to 4 channels. what kind of wiring kit should i get for that? and what gauge wire should i get? the subwoofer amp will be in the back of an 03 trailbalzer so that is aproxamitly 12 ft. from batt. the component amp is going to be under the driver seat which is approx. 6 ft. from batt. Those distances are not inculduing having to run the wires around things like brackets and things like that. so all with all of that information what do you think i should do?
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When buying and amp for your sub do you go for the RMS of the sub or MAX power?
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with that amount of power i would run a 1/0 gauge wire kit and you will need a distrabution block since your running 2 amps and it would be best to put both amps in the back.streetwires makes a 1/0 gauge kit.
Would you suggest getting a car stereo professionally installed or just DIY?
ya i suggest a 1/0 guage kit, or you can get the wires seperately, and get the length you need, your goin to need a distribution block also, i would also suggest putting your 4 channel in the back with the sub amp, it wil be easierMore Questions & Answers ...
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