2004 S type - what trigger wire to use for trunk mounted amp?
Hi guys. I'm thinkinng of adding on an alpine amp to my alpine premium system. I'm going to pull the stock subs and add something bigger. Anyhow, what should I use for the amp trigger wire? I will be using the speaker level inputs on the amp. The amp doesn't have auto sensing on. I was thinking of the alpine pdx 600, as I can get one for pretty cheap new and it's flexible between 2 and 4 ohm subs without loosing any power due to the higher impedance.
thanks!
thanks!
wow, no responses? I think I may go to a crappy kenwood amp with an auto turn on. I can get one of those for about $75 used or $150 new that puts out about 600 w rms at 2 or 1 ohm (the 9043 sub amp). I'm just going to run one sub so I don't need that much power and all the add on stuff starts to get expensive. This seems like a really easy way to hook up an amp from a wiring standpoint.
Wish I had an answer for you, I'm in the process of trying to figure out my wiring and how I'm going to fit a sub box in my trunk lol. If you figured it out please advised the easiest route and if you didn't and I find an easy setup I will let you know.
JC
JC
I ended up buying a kenwood sub amp with speaker level ins and self sensing on. You just need to connect a power wire, ground wire and the speaker leads from the stock subs. This should make for a super quick, clean install being that the battery is in the trunk. I bought one that is rated at 900 w rms at 2 ohms, but realistically puts out 644 at 2 ohms as tested by car audio magazine. That's enough for my 1 12" sub...
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