Noob sub question
yep
the two rca plugs run to the amp and plug into its rca jacks. and then of course the subs are hooked to the amp. also there should probably be a "remote" wire on your stereo's wiring harness that will run to the "remote" plug on the amp. (this causes the amp to automatically turn off when the car is off)
EDIT: just looked at your manual to your headunit and the remote wire is there and will be blue.
the two rca plugs run to the amp and plug into its rca jacks. and then of course the subs are hooked to the amp. also there should probably be a "remote" wire on your stereo's wiring harness that will run to the "remote" plug on the amp. (this causes the amp to automatically turn off when the car is off)
EDIT: just looked at your manual to your headunit and the remote wire is there and will be blue.
ORIGINAL: yo****hemonk
So you two are disagreeing though... multiply it by two or not? I don't have a sub or an amp picked out yet, but when I buy one in the future I need to know what I'm doing
So you two are disagreeing though... multiply it by two or not? I don't have a sub or an amp picked out yet, but when I buy one in the future I need to know what I'm doing
RMS stands for root mean square, it mor or less stands for the average of the sub output, and is generally .41 times the most that the sub can take. Professional and upper level subs do not even ever advertise the max output. You know you're getting at least somewhat of a quality sub/amp etc if they are not advertising their max output on the box. Companies that advertise max are looking for the type of people who do not understand audio, and only look at numbers.
You have to look up the sub you have for the RMS rating it has, and get a MONOBLOCK amplifier that matches the RMS output of that sub.
If you have any more questions please feel free to ask
do NOT multiply the RMS by 2
We REALLY need a sticky up top that simply states how to pick out subs, amps and head units. It would field alot of these questions that seem to pop up about every week.
1 click information is always easier then trying to search for stuff.
1 click information is always easier then trying to search for stuff.


