multi amp kit will this work?

**ali7up** · 02-06-2007, 04:14 PM

i am running the following

600w amp (100 x 2 at 2ogm)
600w amp (50 x 2 at 40hm)
Dsatx PSU

i was going to use a distro block, running 4 gauge from battery and 8 gauge to each of the above is this correct and what kit can i use from

http://knukonceptz.com/

thanks

**scott_fx** · 02-06-2007, 05:19 PM

you shouldl be fine. i run all knukonceptz wires too, and they are much better quality then monsterwire. i had 4 guage running a xtant amp @ 75x2 and 300x1 with a 100 amp fuse on that amp and i never had a problem, no headlight dimming or anything.

**ali7up** · 02-07-2007, 04:12 PM

thanks another question is how to i turn on 2 amps with the dsatx i know you use a relay for one is it the same for 2?

**spoonraker** · 02-07-2007, 04:16 PM

Why not just wire them to your ignition like normal?

**scott_fx** · 02-07-2007, 04:43 PM

i'm not familiar with the dsatx, but if you're using a relay you can wire more then two amps to a single relay w/o a problem.

**2k1Toaster** · 02-07-2007, 04:47 PM

If you are using a relay to drive the remote turn on, then there should be enough juice. That is for each of them on at the same time of course.

Originally Posted by spoonraker

Why not just wire them to your ignition like normal?

Because that would make a thump sound maybe when windows initializes its sound devices.

**ali7up** · 02-07-2007, 05:01 PM

after reading the posts here is what i understand correct me if i am wrong:

i need a 12V 30amp SDPT relay

85--> 12V
86-->Dsatx
30-->Amp Lead #1
87-->Amp Lead #2

does this sound right?

and how big of a fuse should i put in bront of the distro block, 125?

**PSYKO_Inc** · 02-07-2007, 06:38 PM

Right relay, wrong wiring.

85 - Remote lead from DSATX
86 - Ground
87 - +12V
30 - Remote leads to both amps

As for the fuse, add up the max current each component in the circuit will use (the built-in fuses on the amps will give you an idea each one's max current consumption) and use the same size fuse (or next size up if there's not an exact match).