Amplifier wiring kit.
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Amplifier wiring kit.
What do you all think of....
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...m=170092532903
?? I figured pretty much that wiring is wiring, and since I am only going to be running a 100wx2 to my subs, and 75wx4 to my mids/highs, and 2ways that I will be OK with a budget wiring kit.
You all have any experience with this?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...m=170092532903
?? I figured pretty much that wiring is wiring, and since I am only going to be running a 100wx2 to my subs, and 75wx4 to my mids/highs, and 2ways that I will be OK with a budget wiring kit.
You all have any experience with this?
that kit will do you just fine,i order from that same ebay seller all the time for wiring and accessories. Soundquest is also made by stinger I believe. For your setup 4 gauge would be just fine,even an 8 gauge kit would do you just fine for now,but 4 gauge would be better in case you ever decide to upgrade to more power hungry setup later on
I've seen the 4 gauge kit in person and while the insulation makes it look like 4 gauge, I would say the copper inside is really 6 gauge (if such a gauge exist). It looks like good coper, just not as much as a real 4 gauge wire. So yeah, for a basic install, it will probably be fine.
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Kickass guys.. Thanks! I will be sure to post up my system when I have it all done. I installed my stereo this weekend.
Yah, even if it was a lesser gauge than 4 I think it would be fine. I am not running a ton of power, just enough to make it sound clean.
Running polk 6 1/2" mid, and 1" tweeter in the front (running 60w to mids/highs)
Running 6 1/2" polk 2 ways in the back (running 60w to each)
I also have a Zenclosure box with two Fosgate 10" phase 2's. (running 100 watts to each depending on how I hook it up)
Bought myself a Rockford Fosgate Punch P450.4 (60w 4 channel)
and a Rockford Fosgate Punch P450.2 (100w x2)
This system should sound pretty clean. All the products had a good review, and it's not a ton of power so the wiring should be OK. I can't wait to hook it all up. This week I should be getting about 10 deliveries
ONE MORE THING- I will post pics up of my system when I am done, and how much I have spent total. I am trying to go for a high quality budget system for a decent price which sounds real good. I am not going for sound competitions or anything, but I did make sure to dynamat the rear end
Yah, even if it was a lesser gauge than 4 I think it would be fine. I am not running a ton of power, just enough to make it sound clean.
Running polk 6 1/2" mid, and 1" tweeter in the front (running 60w to mids/highs)
Running 6 1/2" polk 2 ways in the back (running 60w to each)
I also have a Zenclosure box with two Fosgate 10" phase 2's. (running 100 watts to each depending on how I hook it up)
Bought myself a Rockford Fosgate Punch P450.4 (60w 4 channel)
and a Rockford Fosgate Punch P450.2 (100w x2)
This system should sound pretty clean. All the products had a good review, and it's not a ton of power so the wiring should be OK. I can't wait to hook it all up. This week I should be getting about 10 deliveries
ONE MORE THING- I will post pics up of my system when I am done, and how much I have spent total. I am trying to go for a high quality budget system for a decent price which sounds real good. I am not going for sound competitions or anything, but I did make sure to dynamat the rear end
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