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Providing you also ran a ground direct from battery, you need a trigger wire from stereo i usually run off power antenna wire.Some stereos have a seperate amp or trigger wire already coming out you just need to run it to amp.
you might need to turn the amp down and get some better wires to carry the load. when at lot of juice is being tranfered you need good wires to hold it
I am guessing the bass control is just a potentiometer that you plug in. It could be open and that is why the bass dies. As far as the switch goes, I am not familiar with the amp but it sounds like a crossover between low frequency and subsonic frequency.
there are already holes in the firewall, which exsisting cables run thru to the back of the dashboard, the holes have rubber grommet fillers in them, put ur cable thru one of these exsisting ones...
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no you will not blow it out by hooking up both voice coils. But First before you do, what oms are they. and is your amp one oms stable? There a lot of ways you can wire double voice coil. But if you can get me that info i can send you some digrams to help you out and tell you whats best.
ASSUMING that the amp is OK with a 2ohm load then you "set it up" by the configuration of the speakers you use. Two 4 ohm speakers if parallel will give you a 2 ohm load. However, if you are bridging the ouputs then a single 4 ohm speaker bridged between the two outputs will put a 2 ohm load on each channel. Be very careful if you are bridging the outputs that you know what you are doing. On average, when bridged wrong (too much load) the amp will last about one month before it fries. Get some help if you are bridging. Be sure not sorry.
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