Depending on the watts the amp is will determin the size of the wire you will be using. You have 3 basic cables the power wire, remote wire (16 or 18 gage) and the rca's. First you run the power wire from the battery to the amp ( make sure you install a fuse holder ) on some cars it's easy run the wire, some firewalls have pre made holes you could use for the wire. If the car has no hole by using a unitbit you could make your own hole the size you need it to be. If you have a factory radio you will also need a high to low converter so you will be able to convert your factory radios speaker wires in to low signals for the rca's you will be using. If you have a after market radio if should have rca's out puts already. Next is your remoter wire, factory radios you could use the ignition wire for the amp, after market radios use the amp turn on lead (blue/white on most). After you run all 3 wires to your amp read where the wire should be conecter to.12+ battery wire , turn on lead is your remote wire rca's to rca's input . Last wire's you need is the ground wire (same gage as the power wire) find a peice of steel from the car, under the seats scrape of any paint and ground it . The only thing left is pluging in your speakers.. enjoy ....
Depends on the output of the amplifier.
No, you connect the to an amplifier.
You can install your own amplifier and you will save allot of money. To install an amplifier yourself you should get a How to Guide on how to install an amplifier.
There is a good location for your amplifier to be installed inside of a car. The best location is inside of your trunk. If you have a SUV, such as a Nissan Pathfinder, you would install it on the back of a seat. If you have a Sedan, such as a BMW, you would install it on the very back of the trunk.
The amplifier is still on after you shut off the car, review your wiring diagram and route the amplifier power to an acc wire.
No. You buy a waring harness and connect it to the car wiring and the amp to the speakers there behind the radio.
In order to install a subwoofer you need: enclosure for sub, Amplifier, and an Amplifier kit. These three things can be found at an electronics store or online.
To install an amplifier in a 2011 Mitsubishi Lancer, start by disconnecting the negative battery terminal to ensure safety. Run power cables from the battery through the firewall to the amplifier's location, typically in the trunk or under a seat. Connect the amplifier to the car's audio system using RCA cables and speaker wires, ensuring all connections are secure. Finally, reconnect the battery, adjust the amplifier settings, and test the system for proper functionality.
The Kicker ZX300.1 Subwoofer Car Amplifier is great.
You can mount your car amplifier in the back floor or in the trunk.
To install an amplifier to an Impala head unit, first, disconnect the negative battery terminal for safety. Connect the amplifier's power wire to the car's battery, ensuring a fuse is installed close to the battery. Run the ground wire to a solid metal point on the vehicle, and connect the remote turn-on wire from the head unit to the amplifier. Finally, connect the speaker wires from the amplifier to the speakers, and reconnect the battery.
To install an amplifier in a 2015 Chevrolet Impala, start by disconnecting the car's battery to prevent electrical shorts. Next, run power and ground wires from the battery to the amplifier location, ensuring to use a proper fuse on the power wire. Connect the amplifier to the vehicle's audio system using RCA cables for signal input, and wire the speakers to the amp outputs. Finally, secure the amplifier in place, reconnect the battery, and test the system for proper operation.