I want to add more then 1 amp to my 13 jku wrangler w/430n head unit replacin factory infinity sys. 1 amp for mids/high &amp; 1or 2amps for subwoofers.
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For best audio control use a processor like audiocontrol or similar. The pac unit simply gives you 2 sets of 20-20k hz output. (I noticed a little low level noise when j used it. Next project will use the rf's 360.2 or audiocontrol lc6
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One that will fit into your vehicle, make sure that the box is port slotted, the bigger the better! And your amp really needs to be at least 2000Watts, and wire them at 1 ohm
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I'm an electronic engineer and have used this amp in a new 2013 Wrangler to power an Alpine sub-woofer that replaced the factory piece of junk. It is working very well for this application. The amp is very good and would probably do a great job on your 6x9's as long as you are not looking for super deep base.
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At least something with the same rms wattage at the ohms that it will be wired. I am using a 1500 but it is something I had lying around which isnt enough on a single channel but bridged is too much so u just have to make sure u tune correctly and let it break in it took about a week for me
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You will need two Amps then. 1 won't be hitting them that hard. 4 to 1 amp for a 1200 watt amp. If you get a bigger amp you will need to buy a compositor and much more and bigger wire.
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Thanks very much. My bose is blown and rather than rewire around it I wanted to use this to add another amp in its place..
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If your subs are 4 ohm, then yes you can wire them in parallel to make a 2 ohm load. You should get roughly 450 to 500 watts per sub. Keep the bass boost off and the gains turned down and your good to go.
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You do not need to add a sub amp for this unit. It is non powered and you simply run the speaker wires to the sub and then from the sub to the speakers. This system has a built in cross over that takes the low signal out and sends the mids and highs to your speakers. Its very very simple to install and sounds great! You won't be disappointed.
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If you are using the factory head unit whether or not you have the bose system you will need this to add an amp.
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No you don't, however I would not recommend hooking these up to a stock/factory stereo. I am using these with a Alpine CDE-123 and they sound amazing. Very good bass, mids and highs. These speakers can handle 100 watts RMS, which is a ton of power. In order to really push these speakers to their best, you would need to amp them. But that is a whole other beast. If you're one to amp these, then it's probably because you are adding a sub as well. I hope I answered your question. Let me know if you need anything else.
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I always use 4gauge install kits. Your amp needs the same. The ground lead to the cars chassis must be a very good solid connection and the lead should be no more than 12" if possible. Cables at the cars battery need to be solid too, and your battery cables clean and tight always. Speaker wires should be 12guage for subwoofer-and +/- must be identical length from amp to speaker. Your speaker must be compatible in it's "ohms" rating with the amp's bridged ohms rating. Many amplifiers will not run 2 ohms bridged-you may have to change to a 4 ohm speaker or upgrade the amp to a 2 ohm stable model. Follow the instructions that came with the amp for +/- and especially for setting gain level. If you are driving a subwoofer, read it' s frequency specs closely. Adjust the variable crossover on the amp so that no amp output above say, 30hz is sent to the speaker. Very important! And high quality shielded RCA cables routed clear of all other wiring is a must. Finally, some larger subs drink your amplifiers output very quickly. If you hear heavy static popping sounds (clipping), you'll have to turn the amp gain down and after insuring all of the above are checked and properly installed and adjusted if you are still going into overload, the amp is suspect and may need replaced. Good luck!
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Best way is to wire subs together and get a good 2 channel amp that can handle a 1 ohm load. If you call power acoustik they can help but you'll be wiring positive to positive and negative to negative making the subs run at 1 ohm. you're going to have to get one hell of an amplifier to pushall four of those subs. I had a BAMF4000/1D just to push one sub
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Hi Salava, you could install more than one BUT you'll need to leave that install with professionals. There is something called series and parallel installation and if not installed correctly, you could really damage the radio and amp components and even catch the car on fire. Myself, I could only do one of these in the car. It has a strong bass and the way I had it tuned, I could only get the radio volume up 3/4 before I couldn't stand it anymore. It had plenty more quality bass beyond 3/4. It's a great amplifier, doesn't take a lot of room, you can fine tune the bass you like, and best of all, sounds amazing for a small box. Hi Salava, you could install more than one BUT you'll need to leave that install with professionals. There is something called series and parallel installation and if not installed correctly, you could really damage the radio and amp components and even catch the car on fire. Myself, I could only do one of these in the car. It has a strong bass and the way I had it tuned, I could only get the radio volume up 3/4 before I couldn't stand it anymore. It had plenty more quality bass beyond 3/4. It's a great amplifier, doesn't take a lot of room, you can fine tune the bass you like, and best of... » Read More Hi Salava, you could install more than one BUT you'll need to leave that install with professionals. There is something called series and parallel installation and if not installed correctly, you could really damage the radio and amp components and even catch the car on fire. Myself, I could only do one of these in the car. It has a strong bass and the way I had it tuned, I could only get the radio volume up 3/4 before I couldn't stand it anymore. It had plenty more quality bass beyond 3/4. It's a great amplifier, doesn't take a lot of room, you can fine tune the bass you like, and best of all, sounds amazing for a small box. « Show Less
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This is a 1 channel amplifier so I'd look more towards a 4 or 5 channel depending on if you wanna hook a subwoofer with them to
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I am sorry, but i haven't tried my Amp yet. Yea i know, i bought it awhile ago but i will try to install it in my car this year. Ps i don't know if it will run on the specifications you wrote, i don't know so much about installing amps or subwoofers so i'll get a friend to install the sound in my car.
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I would ask the manufacturer. The amp had inputs for additional device connection. I only got the 30 modle with no additional add ons. Sorry. I wish I could have been more help
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Yes even better you can hook 2 in parallel and have 1.5ohm load and do some major rockin excellent amp! jve had a lot of amps in my time been doing car audio since 89 testing and installing! For the money you can't beat it!