Running 2 channel amp for mids and highs. Couple wiring questions

[masonv6]

I have a aq200.2 that I am going to be using to run my 2 sets of components. For my head unit I have the Kenwood excelon x998. How do I hook the amp up exactly. Since I only have 1 set of inputs on the amp do I use the front or rear set off the head unit. Or doesn't it really matter

[Ahmed Johnson]

It doesn't matter but if you are putting the speakers in the front you might as well run on the front channel and same for rear. But like I said it doesn't matter.

[ROLEXrifleman]

Doesnt mater. you will have no fader capability with a set up like this obviously, and you will be running the amp at hopefuly two ohms depending on the impedance of your comps. For what it's worth I would make sure whatever set of RCA's you use be sure there is no filter on them from the deck

[masonv6]

I have components for the front doors and the rear deck. Also what kind of filter are you talking about exactly? The speakers will be running at 4ohms each. They will see around 110 to 120watts each.

[masonv6]

would I be able to have fading with a product like this http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_45078_NVX-XIV2M.html

[masonv6]

Hook the front channel lets say to the L side and the rear channel to the R side. IDK if this would work for sure

[masonv6]

will this work?

[islandpride684]

will this work?

Nope

[islandpride684]

would I be able to have fading with a product like this http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_45078_NVX-XIV2M.html

You would use this to make a 2 channel to 1, a 4 channel to 2...using only one set of RCA outputs from the headunit...lets say you want to use a 2 channel amp just for the fronts, you would run the front rca on the headunit to these adapters connected to channel 1 and 2 of the amp...