Putting new system together for truck

[JemDamien]

New to aftermarket sound systems, it was nothing to buy a couple of crap 12's and an amp from a flea market but I am taking my truck very seriously so I am trying to revamp the sound system to give quality hi's, mid's and lows and was wondering if the parts to this system sound compatible and would make a good clear sound. Welcome all suggestions with open hands and much gratitude. Thanks in advance.

Pioneer GM-D7400M
800 Watts Max. Power Class-D Mono Amplifier

Kenwood KAC-6404
500W 4-channel Car Amplifier


Kenwood KDC-BT648U/RB
Bluetooth Enabled In-Dash MP3/CD Player with Blue Button Lighting Front Aux Input, USB Port, and Direct iPod Control via USB

Kenwood KFC-1682ie
6-1/2" 2x 240W 3-Way Car Speakers


Alpine SPR-10TW
1" 100W 2x RMS Silk Ring-Dome Component Tweeter

Pioneer TS-SWX251
Shallow Subwoofer Enclosure Loaded with Single 10" Subwoofer at 4-Ohms Final Impedance

[Norm]

Looks good.

[JemDamien]

thank you question though, with two amps how do I go about setting them up? Is there a common how to link for installation that even an amateur can understand?

[mfdvr07]

I didn't see where you said you had a cap, that would help with power consumption but the question you were asking is related to that, I have a 40 farad cap & it splits, so hooking up more than 1 amp would be no problem or if you don't want that added expense, a fuse block will split for you & keep you safe. Just my 2 cents, good luck.

[Norm]

A cap is not needed.

[mfdvr07]

Originally Posted by Norm

Looks good.

I agree not to throw butts out the window but noticed most new cars don't even have ash trays anymore, lol

[mfdvr07]

Originally Posted by JemDamien

New to aftermarket sound systems, it was nothing to buy a couple of crap 12's and an amp from a flea market but I am taking my truck very seriously so I am trying to revamp the sound system to give quality hi's, mid's and lows and was wondering if the parts to this system sound compatible and would make a good clear sound. Welcome all suggestions with open hands and much gratitude. Thanks in advance.

Pioneer GM-D7400M
800 Watts Max. Power Class-D Mono Amplifier

Kenwood KAC-6404
500W 4-channel Car Amplifier


Kenwood KDC-BT648U/RB
Bluetooth Enabled In-Dash MP3/CD Player with Blue Button Lighting Front Aux Input, USB Port, and Direct iPod Control via USB

Kenwood KFC-1682ie
6-1/2" 2x 240W 3-Way Car Speakers


Alpine SPR-10TW
1" 100W 2x RMS Silk Ring-Dome Component Tweeter

Pioneer TS-SWX251
Shallow Subwoofer Enclosure Loaded with Single 10" Subwoofer at 4-Ohms Final Impedance

Shallow sub meant for small spaces but if you want deep bass, probably want a different idea. Hope that helps.

[Norm]

Originally Posted by mfdvr07

I agree not to throw butts out the window but noticed most new cars don't even have ash trays anymore, lol

Just an excuse for lazy ignorant smokers. Just go to the dealer and request the smoking package. For my wife's Focus it was less than 20 bucks. Or use a soda can in the cup holder.