Hello all,
I want to run 2 wires to each of my front doors. I want my crossovers near my amps.
I am running a 300/2, so 150 watts per door.
I already know that 12 gauge is the best wire to run when dealing with 150 wrms. Since I'm running 2 wires, and how I read countless threads about how hard it is to run wire, is it feasible to have two 12 gauge wires to each door? If not, I'm assuming the crossover isn't ever going to put 150 wrms into the tweeter, so what size wire would be suitable for the tweeter? That way I could run 12 gauge + 16 gauge, or whatever.
Finally, I read a great deal about repinning the connector, but I haven't come across any pics of tools that people used to repin. I read that some people have used jewelers tools to repin. Is there a specific tool that I should have my eye on for repinning, or just anything that's really thin? I'm going to Lowe's tomorrow to get everything that I need.
Thanks in advance
Ryan
I want to run 2 wires to each of my front doors. I want my crossovers near my amps.
I am running a 300/2, so 150 watts per door.
I already know that 12 gauge is the best wire to run when dealing with 150 wrms. Since I'm running 2 wires, and how I read countless threads about how hard it is to run wire, is it feasible to have two 12 gauge wires to each door? If not, I'm assuming the crossover isn't ever going to put 150 wrms into the tweeter, so what size wire would be suitable for the tweeter? That way I could run 12 gauge + 16 gauge, or whatever.
Finally, I read a great deal about repinning the connector, but I haven't come across any pics of tools that people used to repin. I read that some people have used jewelers tools to repin. Is there a specific tool that I should have my eye on for repinning, or just anything that's really thin? I'm going to Lowe's tomorrow to get everything that I need.
Thanks in advance
Ryan