Ok, i got my amp...correct me if im wrong?

Question

on this link
http://www.sonicelectronix.com/pictures.php?id=8319

look at pic 2 and pic 3 forget da others

so i need 2 know if im right on eveything that i say and correct me if im wrong bout somethin then tell me what it is or what i said wrong.....k

pic 2 first

subsonic is just subsonic [not imporntant]
hi-input levels [[im thinking i dont need this at all]]
L&R Input--this goes to my head unit
L&R Output--dont use this because i dont have another amp.
+&---this hooks up to my subs
then remote bass is just the remote [[on pic 4]]

now pic 3

the ground is just a ground wire that goes to a chasis
remote goes to my wire on my harness on head unit (turns amp on/off)
+12V just hooks up 2 my battery on car
then fuses of course

really my main things i think im wrong on is if im not supposed to use da hi-level inputs and if im really not supposed to use da output RCA wires??

Thanks sorry 4 da long question

PS::::where does the ground on my amp go?

Thx agn

Answer 1

You are correct.

The high-level inputs are only used if you're connecting the amp to a factory system and don't have RCA cables.

The RCA outputs are only used if you're connecting a second amp.

The ground wire should be bolted securely to the nearest solid metal surface in contact with the vehicle chassis. Usually the floor pan of the trunk works well, but make sure you scrape or sand off the paint where you connect your ground wire. Also, be careful not to accidentally drill or screw into your gas tank.

Answer 2

yea your right.. the sub sonic is for low frequencies... if your subs can handle them try it out.. also, if you have a multimeter check and see how much voltage you are getting from your RCA's connected to the stereo and set your gain to what it reads.. the ground can go to any non painted metal body of the car.. the shorter the ground wire the better

Answer 3

my boyfriend has my ground bolted on the metal base of my trunk i doubt that even helps you at all goodluck tho