If I avoid the split can I just run all the speakers from 2 channels? Not looking to light the world on fire just a clean small system that sounds good in the boat. Its a 19' Also will that not take advantage of the amp capability thus the splitter is better?
No idea what it is called. It requires +/- as well. It has a phone cord wire that also has a volume control knob. Plugs into the amp for input. I ran this setup on a 10' Schiada I did but it was long ago and I can't recall how I did it. If I run - from 1 and 3 and + from 2 and 4 will I get all the amp can do? Right now, subs sound good but need the 6x9 for mids and highs.
Option 1, so I will need the splitter. Thanks!If this is what you are looking at I would go the splitter route for the best sound quality.
Channel 1/2 has a gain and a crossover. Channel 3/4 has the gain crossover and the bass eq on the amp. By splitting the RCA's you will have much better sound quality and protect the speakers from distortion as you are going to want the crossover turned down on the subs and up on the 6x9's.
If this is what your looking at you wont need the splitter as you can plug into ch 1/2 on the channel 3/4 input control.
