Subject	Front speakers off the amp, rear off HU and bridge for sub
Posted by	ttsmokin on May 27, 2013 at 9:16 PM
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In Reply To	You power your sub through your amp. posted by fuzzymonkey on May 27, 2013 at 06:54 PM
Message	4 channel amp: 2 channels used for the front speakers Bridge the other 2 channels (Alpine says you will get 150W RMS @ 4 Ohms bridged) Bridge like this: Finally run your rear speakers from the head unit output. You won't notice a difference based upon the kind of equipment we are talking about here. No offence, just isn't audiophile stuff.
Follow Ups	more audio upgrade question(s) - russ29 13:48:52 05/27/13 That HU only has 2 pairs of preouts so you're out of luck. - Evan(CA) 14:31:28 05/27/13 Or get an RCA splitter and split off the fronts. (n/m) - TriniTT 14:59:10 05/27/13 RCA splitter and split off the fronts? - russ29 15:32:24 05/27/13 Yes, and yeah you would lose ability to control fade. (n/m) - TriniTT 15:57:45 05/27/13 As Evan said, power the rear with the HU - fuzzymonkey 14:35:21 05/27/13 Thanks for the suggestion on the rears. - russ29 14:59:10 05/27/13 HU RCA Outs->Amp RCA Ins. Then Amp Speaker Wire->Sub(s). (n/m) - KevinsFairlady 15:03:49 05/27/13 You power your sub through your amp. - fuzzymonkey 18:54:02 05/27/13 alpine mrp-f300 - russ29 20:18:20 05/27/13 Front speakers off the amp, rear off HU and bridge for sub - ttsmokin 21:16:30 05/27/13 right answer. (n/m) - Antihero 16:44:46 05/28/13
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