if i want to add another amp what do i do about the remote leads?

Question

in my car i have 2 4"x6" and 2 3.5" jbl speakers wired into my cars system, but i also have 2 mutant 6"x9"s and 2 mutant 5" the mutant stuff is powerd my a mutant 300 watt amp. i also have another mutant amp, a MTPK12-A that is just sitting in my living room till my 15" mutant xxx sub turns up. i know i will need a distribution block to distribute the power, and some Phono Leads to run from the output in my first amp to the input in my second one, and i know that each one has to be earthed seperatly. but what do i do with the remote lead? do i need another one or what?

Answer 1

Well for the RCA output wires, you can use the output of the first amp or the low pass filter RCA output of your crossover to connect it. For the remote wire of the second amp just patch a line from the remote wire of the first amp to the remote terminal of the second amp and that's all dude. It will work guaranteed, My 2 amps are running that way. Or if you get the power block for the fuses you can also connect the remote wire to the one of the outputs of the power blocks assuming you have an input for the remote wire coming from the radio.

Answer 2

You can just split the remote output to both amplifiers, or add a wire from the remote terminal of your first amp to the remote terminal of your second. Any head unit's remote output is capable of controlling at least two amplifiers.