Nice install Did you do the install yourself?

 

I installed them with my boss at circuit city. He did all the cutting.

 

I just found the perfect option for using my 2 channell for now. I hooked the fronts up to the left and the rears up to the right outputs... now i can balance them in my headunt.. .awesome sound now.

 

So you have fade between Fr and R but no left to right balance? Am I understanding this correctly?

BTW, looks good. I used Polks in the past and never had any probs.

 

yeah, i hvae no L and R balance because i have a 2 channell.. but its not much difference. Im still getting a 4 channel, but this is decent for now.

 

actually -- that amp setup doesn't sound wise...

and i think you do have stereo... your fronts are your left, and the rears are your right... i think...

it would be much better to run your rears off the HU, and the fronts only off the amp.

 

It woul be ok if you had......

front/rear left = left
front/rear right = right.

That would be cool.

 

yup.

but then he wouldn't get the fading he seems to be seeking...

right now, i'm afraid that setup is fubar.

 

It sounds really good. Im waiting on which 4channel i want. Ill order one when i decide

I dont think anything is wrong with my amp setup. I am running stereo.. i never said i wasnt. You cant run Mono on door speakers. I get 60x4 the way i have it.

 

i hate to say this, but unless you've got some hidden info or unexplained voodoo technology --

you cannot get 4 channels of output (2 sets of stereo w/ independant fading) w/ a 2 channel amp. it is impossible...

if you have front to rear fading, but no left to right -- you've either got stereo front to back or you've got 4 channels of mono w/ a fader from front to back...

i'm very glad it makes you happy, and that's really what matters, but you do not have a left and right stereo image. it just isn't possible. now, maybe you can whip up a wiring diagram that will explain this magic to me...

otherwise, this setup sounds about as realistic as: