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Audio does not seem easy! so many doobywackies and dials. When you mention adjustments with amps, looking at the one i got it seems to have a lot of adjustment, KX Series 2-Channel Class-D Amplifier - RMS Power Rating: 4 ohms: 50 watts x 2 Ch 2 ohms: 100 watts x 2 Ch Bridged, 4 ohms: 100 watts x 1 Ch - High-efficiency regulated MOSFET power supply - Preamp and speaker-level inputs - Fail-Safe Integration Technology eliminates noise from electrical system - Heavy duty high-mass aluminum alloy heat-sink - Frequency Response: 10-20,000 Hz - CEA-2006 compliant amplifier - variable high-pass filter (10-500 Hz, 24 dB/octave) - variable low-pass filter (40-5000 Hz, 24 dB/octave) - variable bandpass filter (10-5000 Hz, 24 dB/octave) - variable bass boost (0-18 dB at 40 Hz) Thats just copy and pasted from the website Already bought it now and you guys obviously know more about this stuff, so ill take your word that it'll be fine. now the fun bit is just trying to install it

Wow cheers for the fast reply "hendrixhc". I feel alot better about it now, appreciate the help. Such a dam awesome community going on in this website, very helpful. Also good thing i don't plan to crank it to the max then, Putting them in a Ute so really shouldn't need to go too loud Cheers, Tom

Hey guys, relatively new here, just bought a new amp today. Ended up getting a Kicker KX200.2, when i was talking to the sales guy he said it was a pretty good amp. Not knowing much about them i went along with it. When i got home i did some research and saw that RMS ratings are a pretty big deal and looking at the amp and my speakers they dont match up :/. My speakers are rated for 120RMS @ 4 ohms, whilst the amp is only 50RMS @ 4 ohms x 2 channels. Hoping there's some more audio savvy guys here that may be able to help me out whether iv been had or not, or if the amp would be more then enough to run my speakers. PS. The speakers are morel tempo front components 6.5". Cheers, Tom

For anyone looking for the wiring harness for the XG, It is a EA-ED wiring harness. http://www.ryda.com.au/Aerpro-AP1692F-Ford-Falcon-EA-ED-Wiring-Harness-p/ap1692f.htm 13-pin plug

ah sorry about not being more specific, i took out the old tape player, and iv seen there are some wiring harnesses that plug straight into the factory plug, then go into bare ends, so its more or less plug and play with the aftermarket stereos, instead of having to cut the factory harness. For example i found this one : http://www.elite-electronics.com.au/Car_Accessories/Harnesses/Plug_to_Bare_Ends/Ford_1994_Harness_AP7901F#.Ui1B7MZZ_-o just wasn't sure if there was one for the XG's or not. On second glance it looks like you have just soldered them straight on and left the tape player harness there.

Hey, just got a XG, and have started to plan installing some new audio equipment. Reading this guide has helped truck loads, so cheers for that! I was just wondering if you remember what model harness you used to hook up the old stereo and aftermarket. Been trying to find one, but they all look the same to me :/