I have a question though… these amps have four speaker terminals on them even though they are mono amps…. (Two positive and two negative) you did’t explain how they should be used (how the speaker should be hooked up to them
We did that for your convenience. Instead of having to shove multiple wires into a terminal to get series or parallel wiring, you can wire it to the terminals we provide on the amp. Check the instruction manual for more details.
Thanks for the video, good stuff. I have a question about my current build. I have AudioControl LC7i Black 6-Channel Line Output Converter, 2 after market amps(4ch amp and 2 ch amp(for subs) connecting to a factory Ford radio(i have no choice of using an after-market radio). I'm running 125watt rms to the doors(4ch) so I will use after market speaker cable, not factory internal speaker wire. So with this, im thinking these speaker wires will connect from 4ch amp to the door speakers, which makes sense but my question is where does the 2 sub speaker wire connect from the LC7i to the harness(im using PAC LPHFD31 harness) as the harness will only have the 4 pairs, not 6 which I would need?
The LC71 has 3 sets of outputs, not two. Channel 3 also accepts a remote level control, which is typically meant for a subwoofer amplifier. Watch this video: www.crutchfield.com/p_161LC7IB/AudioControl-LC7i-Black.html?awcr=626308690972&awdv=c&awnw=g&awug=1024339&awkw=kwd-301651096749&awmt=p&awat=&gclid=CjwKCAjw-7OlBhB8EiwAnoOEk8u_uzmPpOq1SKCCAEzkUlE-RjrGGNj98Lwce9DZVVBR29Ncw1OtCBoC9ZcQAvD_BwE
So this setup don't work if u want good clean bass I put this same combo in my f150 and 3 days later it was pulled. The rt 10s are not for a sealed box.. I put the MOJO dual 8 truck box in and wow that's what got me happy sorry guys the kicker 10s and that sealed box just don't waste your money...
Not on camera, but we usually check with a meter to verify what the resistance is first. If its too high we look for an alternative, like the negative battery terminal.
@@KICKER-AUDIOclip lights should be standard on the amp and the remote. It will save speakers, “ warranty”claims and bad reviews of subwoofers due to damage from user error. “See the clip light blinking on the remote, turn your volume down”
