Their amps have an A and B for their RCA input instead of red and white like the output for the head unit. All the amps I've ever used has red/white RCAs. Which one does the red and white go into? Both ways seems fine but I don't want to screw anything up again...haha. Thanks!

 

if doesn't matter. just pick one and stay that way thur the system, and when you are doneput the balance to the left and make all the sound is on the left.

 

I don't mean for the balance. I only hooked up my front comps while I finish my box and stuff for the sub. So let's say I have one RCA run for the fronts to the 2 channel amp. I connected the red side of the RCA cable at the headunit to the red output and the white to the white. At the amp, both conectionsare black and labeled A and B instead of red and white. Right now I have the red going into A and the white going into B. I just want to make sure that's how it's supposed to be. I figure the phase or something would be off. The balance right to left is fine when hooked up red to A/white to B or when hooked up red to B/white to A. I hope this makes sense...

 

Nevermind...I think I figured it out from your post and some other digging. The Red RCA is connected to the RCA input A and I plugged my Right side speakers into the Channel A speaker outputs on the amp. So this should be correct now.