nn kickers imo

Depends on the amp, and what will you be using it for?

My stepdad made this awesome amp rack for his mustang, and when he did he was tripping balls because he got a alternator wine, but his battery cable wasn't tied to the alt, his signal and battery where on separate sides, and his ground was good. He even spend about 100$ in new rca's and ground loop isolators. Come to find out when i looked in the trunk he had the wires hidden on the rack, and holes drilled for them to come out of. And he had the battery and signal literally touching and coming through the same hole, i died laughing.

yes i do



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i'm thinking of trading my 700 watt crunch for a 600 watt four channel and buying the memphis amp i talked about a few weeks ago from a friend

http://www.jokersaudio.com/index.php?dispatch=products.view&product_id=29989

This post was edited by SKYE12977 on Feb 15 2011 05:03pm

well, i have the rca (cables) ->sub and speaker} and remote wiring going from my radio, down under my carpet in the center, coming out under my seat and going to my amp(s)

my power wire is on the passenger side running along the side coming out at the rear of my passenger seat, going back under my seat splitting into two wires that then goes to my amps

This post was edited by SKYE12977 on Feb 15 2011 06:29pm

I run my remote with my RCAs. I'd rather run the power wire alone.

Iv always known the remote to be ran with the rcas since they right next to each other coming out of the headunit

maybe it could be the remote wire is open some where down it?