Mounted My New Alpine Amps

[yv1650c]

Hi drell42 and everybody!!:
I've been searching trught the web, but i really do not know about mounting sound..
Would i start installing a IVA-W200 with the speakers you say (coax to the rear).. and i want the amp you installed (I think these're smaller).. but there are 2 of 4 channels.. what would you recommend?
other question is... If I install right now this do i need pass a new wire trought the firewall from the battery for the other amp? (the other amp will be for the sub)..

In order to install the w200 (2din).. is it too much brigt under night light conduction?
I have a Yaris with Digital dash (All's digital).. and when i turn on the lights just to watch trought the dark, the lights inside in the dash get lighter to let me all my vision in the road..
I believe this screen will be too bright, waht do you think about all this?

[drell42]

Originally Posted by yv1650c

Hi drell42 and everybody!!:
I've been searching trught the web, but i really do not know about mounting sound..
Would i start installing a IVA-W200 with the speakers you say (coax to the rear).. and i want the amp you installed (I think these're smaller).. but there are 2 of 4 channels.. what would you recommend?
other question is... If I install right now this do i need pass a new wire trought the firewall from the battery for the other amp? (the other amp will be for the sub)..

In order to install the w200 (2din).. is it too much brigt under night light conduction?
I have a Yaris with Digital dash (All's digital).. and when i turn on the lights just to watch trought the dark, the lights inside in the dash get lighter to let me all my vision in the road..
I believe this screen will be too bright, waht do you think about all this?

There is a dimmer system on this stereo, it will dim when you turn the lights on. As for running the amp just run 4 guage wire through the fire wall and use a distobution block to split it to each amp. Once my install is done I will post pictures so you can see what I am doing, and get some ideas!