So here is my deal. <BR> <BR>I need a ws-420, but no $$ right now. <BR> <BR>I also need another amp, but no $$ right now. <BR> <BR>I currently have a rockford punch p400w 4 channel amp <BR> <BR>Can I just unhook the boat speakers for now, and hook the amp up to w pro60x's I have on my tower? <BR> <BR>does anyone have advice on how I can do this?

Could you bridge the amp to two channel then run the cabins on the left channel and towers on the right?

Well, I have them bridged. I think already. 200w to the cabin, and 200w to the tower. But I would really just like it all to the tower for now. I dont want the cabins up when I am riding. So I figure, until I can afford a ws420, so I can turn the cabins down. <BR>I will just disconnect the cabin speakers altogether and use the amp to run solely the tower speakers. <BR> <BR>Sorry, I forgot to tell you my setup to begin with. <BR> <BR>Stock malibu cabin speakers. and 4 wetsound pro60x speakers on the tower. I know I am underpowered. but I am just trying to get by for now. <BR>Has this been done before? I would really just like to have more power to the tower, and be able to listen while I ride and not kill everyones hearing in the boat. <BR> <BR>(Message edited by reconabe on May 12, 2009)

That is why I suggested the left and right. you can use the fader on the amp to get the volume right for the tower and the boat. You could also you a line level controller they are cheap and put it on the tower speakers RCA cable. <BR> <BR>On another note you can do whatever you want as far as just running the tower speaker I think it will sound awful but then again I have never done that. <BR> <BR>Call Tim at Wetsounds he could give you the best advise <BR> <BR>look on Ebay or a cheap amp to run the cabins on.

You could just get 2 of these, put one inline for the in-cabin and one inline for the tower speakers. <BR><a href="http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_5260_PAC+LC1.html" target="_blank">http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_5260_PAC+LC1.html</a>

Another idea is to rewire the cabin speakers to run off the headunit rather then the amp.

sack, how would i do that?

Find the manual for your head unit. It should have a wiring diagram in it. Connect the interior speakers accordinly.