Finally Got A System

Ok I have never installed a system before, my friend has but there are still some questions that i have:

I have read other posts and not shure if i need to reloacate my stock deck to trunk.
All 6 of the stock speakers will work.
Will i need a cap.
Is my amp good enough for what i am trying to push.
thank you.

Stuff i have:



CD600A - 520W 4-Channel High Fidelity Amplifier

Total Peak Power 520W
RMS Pwr per CH @ 4 Ohm 90W
RMS Pwr per CH @ 2 0hm 120W
RMS Pwr Mono @ 4 0hm 240W x 2
THD @ 4 0hm <0.06%
@ 2 0hm <0.13%
S/N Ratio >91dB
Channel Separation >60dB
Frequency Response ±0.5dB 10Hz-20kHz
Crossover Frequency LPF 35Hz-250Hz
Crossover Frequency HPF 35Hz-250Hz
Bass Boost 40Hz @ 6dB
Low Level Input Range 200mV - 4V
High Level Input Range 0.5V-4V
Input Impedance 47k Ohms
Damping Factor 180 Ohms
Fuse 30 Amp x 2
Dimensions (H x W x L) 12.1” x 2.5” x 15.7”



2 12' 500 watt each

grats man, just don't blow out your windows :thumbsup:

Hey man nice syestom i just got one to!!!! i got a 12' 1200 watt infinity sub and a 1200 watt infinity amp i also have a pioeer head unit

[xsavyor1]

How is that cliff amp work for you?

[eag182]

Originally posted by blackout@Dec 27 2004, 03:58 PM
Will i need a cap.
Is my amp good enough for what i am trying to push.

I do not think your amp is powerful enough to need a capacitor...

i didnt get a chance to set my system up yet because i spent all my money partying and on girls

[Youngblood77]

Nice deck man, I'm not a fan of Sony decks, but it's really nice looking. :thumbsup: You prolly won't need a capacitor, as said above. Do you intend on running just the subs on the amp? You have choices on how you can hook it up depending on if your subs are single or dual voice coil.

Looks like it'll rock man, keep us posted. B)

the amp will only be for the subs, they are really crappy subs most likely single coil.
as for the deck that is the only sony deck that i like that dosnt have a rediculess price.

Well today me and a friend finally installed my deck. Ohhh what a $itch it was, because I couldn’t figure out how to take the shifter off. Any ways we got it in but the bezzel that goes around the radio doesn’t sit right on the drivers side so we are going to have to trim my harness.

Also went to run the power wire for the amp saw I nice grommet which I was pretty sure was the one mentioned in other posts right behind the fuse box. I took the grommet off and looked in and all I saw was more metal and no way into the interior so I have up on that for today. It was also -7 outside and I didn’t really want to work longer then I have to. I will post pics tomorrow of what the bezzel looks like until I trim it.

[FormulaNERD]

hehehehe, the shifter has a metal clip on the frontside..


remember, aleromod is here to help YOU.

as for the grommet. tape your amp wire to a 6" piece of metal from a coat hanger, and push it through the grommet as close to the center of the grommet as you can, near the other wires... it'll push right through, and then you can pull the coat hanger from the other side.

[eag182]

The hardest part of installing my system was getting through the grommet. I can take pics if you want.

[FormulaNERD]

i thought the grommet was pretty easy.. use my method, i've went through the grommet a few times.... takes 1-2 min tops.

[ImSoBored]

I tied my wires to a pencil and push it through. It didn't want to go in tho.

you won't need a cap.