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Message: <blockquote data-quote="MeanGrn Gt" data-source="post: 68360" data-attributes="member: 8422">Well the amp wiring showed up today so i started on it. I knew i wouldnt finish it because i need to get some 1/4 to make the adapters. Well i got the amp mounted and the wires are all ran. I have to mount the x-overs, swap the speakers and run the speaker wires. I ran into a little problem. I didnt know the amp needed special connectors. They say to use a "spade plug" for the power and that is the only mention of what to use (all of the amp terminals are the same they are circular with a set screw). I thought that just the bare wire or reg spade terminal was what i was supposed to use but the spade terminals are too wide. I did turn it on and i was pleasently suprised when it light up. It is blue and looks cool. May see if i can switch it to green. I was debating on how to mount it to the back of the backseat. Should i mount it so it is right side up when the seat is closed or when i have the seat down it is facing the right way for the inside(this is how i have it now)? Hopefully japshack (radioshack ;D ) will have the damn connectors i need so i can finish putting it together w/o having to wait for connectors to show up. I think they are open tomorrow so hopefully i can get back to buttoning it up. Ill get some pics up when i finish it. I might get some chrome "hold downs" or w/e you want to call them to tiddy up the wiring @ the amp.These are what i need i guess  ???<img src="http://www.speakerrepair.com/ebaypics/new-spade-pair-200.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" /></blockquote>