I have two subwoofers and one two-channel amp. I bought a wiring kit that came with one dual ended(one red and one white) connection wire that seemingly plugs into the Line-In and/or Line-Out holes(total of 4 holes on Amp). One set of the plugs on the amp, is marked L and the other R. Do I need two of these cables to run both subs off my deck or can I manage with just the one dual pronged wire? Basically, I have 4 holes and can only use two of the 4. The other two need to go in the back to the deck.

Hope that made sense,
Mike

 

I've had a minute to rethink my instructions. I've got a Terminal that goes straight to the positive terminal on the battery, one to ground and one to tell the deck to turn the amp on/off. I've then got 4 others(2 positive, 2 negative) which I assume are for direct contact with the subs. But then I've also got a plug in that is called 'speaker line input' and says it can be connected to a wire between the speaker and the deck. I'm assuming I dont need that wire/connector for my purpose because I'm just installing subs but I could be wrong. From there I've still got these 2 sets of 2 connectors that I spoke of earlier. The line-in(one red and one white) goes to the deck with a ground wire as an option but that then leaves the line-out connections. What are the Line-out connections for?

 

Line out would be to daisy chain to another amplifier.

Hook up the rcas from the deck to line in and enjoy.

 

Thanks man, piece of cake. Sometimes I think too hard

Mike

 

Behind the seat of my 98 there are those black plastic mounts for the trays. What sort of hastle is it to get those off of there?