Rockwood Answered Questions & Fixed Issues

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simply use the two outside speaker connectors in order to bridge them

Rockwood was a very low level brand. Alot of their amps were not brigeable. If bridge able the bridge terminals should be marked (usually the positive of 1 channel and the negative of the other channel). Under no circumstances bridge to less than a 4 ohm load.

If its u run the speak wires to each on its called. But if u want run the speakerd in 4 ohm just run in seriou way

with a maximum of 700 watts, it would need a 60 amp fuse

you have to run a seperate power wire from ur battery 2 ur amp and the same 4 ur ground wire

You must connect the amp to a power supply capable of 12VDC at over 30 amps and either have built-in current limiting capability or install a fuse in-line with the power wire.

have a professional do it.

Check an make sure your fuse is tight the one coming off the battery for your amp if that dosnt work try grounding your amp to the battery to make sure the ground is good

Well if it's a multi channel amp it can definately be bridged. Yes, and from what I've read it is actually bridgeable at 2 ohms per 2 channels.

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your ground would be black yellow is constant battery power red is acc switch from ignition. blue is remote turn on for amplifier green pair white pair purple pair and grey pair are all speaker wires. FR FF RF RR etc

It all depends on the wattage of your subs. you need an amp more powerful than the both subs combined. For example. for 2 500 watt subs, you'll need at least a 1200 watt amp. amps should never be truned up to full power, 80% max as they tend to blow more quickly and overheat when on max. ideally you want an amp over the total combined wattage of your both subs so you dont need your amp on max for the best sound for you subs.

Rockwood AMP-5556 - Amplifier - 4-channel - 200 Watts x 4

check your fuses and supplies lines (positive supplies)

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I classify this as a sleeper of the car audio industry. it is powerful, well built, cheap, feature laden, sounds great! very comparible to the big names such as kicker, alpine, fosgate an all the rest. i would prefer this amp over any of them any day of the week! here are the specs for it incase u didn't have them.

• Max. Power Output: 800W x2Ch.= 1600W @2 Ohms
• Power Output:
  • 330W x 2Ch.(@2 Ohms) Less Than 0.5% THD
  • 220W x 2Ch.(@4 Ohms) Less Than 0.3%THD
  • Bridge: 660W x 1 Ch.(@4 Ohms) Less Than 0.5% THD
• All Measurements Done @ 14.4V DC, 1 KHz Input Signal.
• Dual VU-Meter
• Dual Fan Cooling System.
• LPF (Low Pass Filter) Variable 30Hz-250Hz
• HPF(High Pass Filter) Variable 50Hz-l KHz.
• Slope Adjustable 12-24dB.
• Variable Bass Frequency(30Hz-120Hz).
• Variable 0-18db Bass Boost.
• High & Low Adjustable Level Input.
• Dual LED Indicated Power Status (Protect/Power).
• Mosfet DC-DC Switching Power Supply.
• Built-in Protection Against Short Circuit, High Temperature & Overload.
• Auto Power On/Oft By Remote (+12V).
• Dimensions(mm) : 300(W) x 57(H) x 697(L)

You can't really just replace them unless you open it up and get those parts. But even then, your amp won't be 100%

the yellow wire goes to the battery, and the red one goes to a power source that only comes on when you switch on the key

30 amp fuse will work