Need a hook up diagram for a x501f kenwood four channel amp

try checking your fuses

You need to match your amp impedance to your speaker impedance. If your amp is a four ohm amp; then follow the wiring diagram for the dual voice coil speaker to have a four ohm load. If you don't have the diagram, look up the model number on the web, it will be posted somewhere. Do not hook it up so that you are mismatched, as you will very soon have a blown amp, a blown speaker, or both!

hook the RCAs into the preamp outputs

Hi you run them in sterio two 4 ohm subs sterio two 8 ohm subs you can run mono or four 4ohm subs can be run in mono also

Hello bigmac208,

Yes, that would be the best connection for both the subs and the amp.

I'd wire the sub voice coils in series since the amp will not be stable at 2 ohms when the channels are bridged. The power will be somewhere between 100-200 watts RMS to each sub. While it's not pavement pounding, it should provide pretty good bass, especially if you tweak the crossover and boost settings for best bass response.

Hope this helps.

i have the same amp with the same problem.....your best bet is to do what i did get a better amp(audio pipe,spx,kicker,punch,etc) do not get pioneer amp or sony anything

This amp isn't bridgeable. It's a mono amp (only one channel). You need two independent channels to bridge. Some mono amps are bridgeable if you have two identical amps but I don't think Kenwood recommends that with this amp.

all channels wouldnt blow at same time,but if even 1 channel is bad some amps produce no audio ,disconnect all power (20min) try again.

You proberbly just blew that channel on your amp, maybe you should just take it in o a sound shop and ask them to fix it, the problem shouldn't be big enough for you to throw away the amp...