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Car Audio Amp Rack Wiring Diagram - Sundown SVC-2000D & Hifonics BRX 1616.4
Wiring layout of amplifiers and distribution terminals with color-coded power and ground wires.
This document is a computer-drawn (CAD-style) wiring/layout diagram of a custom car audio amplifier rack, uploaded to the gallery of a 1994 Ford Bronco as 'Sub Cabinet and Amp Rack.jpg'. It shows a rectangular amp rack board with two amplifiers mounted side by side: a Sundown Audio SVC-2000D monoblock on the left and a Hifonics Brutus BRX 1616.4 (labeled 1600 WATTS) on the right. Between the amplifiers are a ground distribution terminal labeled GRND, a terminal labeled SHD with + and − posts, and a central power distribution block feeding two inline fuse holders rated 150 amps (feeding the Sundown amplifier) and 120 amps (feeding the Hifonics amplifier). Wire routing is drawn in color: red for +12V power runs from the fuses to each amplifier, gray for ground runs to the GRND terminal, blue for remote turn-on, and black bundles for speaker/signal wiring exiting to terminal strips on the left and right edges of the board. The diagram documents how power, ground, remote, and speaker connections are physically routed on the rack. No vehicle year, make, model, torque specs, or wire gauges are stated in the drawing itself.
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Frequently asked questions
- What amplifiers are shown in this amp rack diagram?
- A Sundown Audio SVC-2000D and a Hifonics Brutus BRX 1616.4 rated at 1600 watts.
- What fuse sizes are used for each amplifier?
- The diagram shows two inline fuse holders: a 150 amp fuse on the Sundown Audio side and a 120 amp fuse on the Hifonics side, fed from a central distribution block.
- How is grounding handled in this layout?
- Both amplifiers run gray ground wires to a shared terminal labeled GRND at the top center of the rack.
- What is the SHD terminal in the diagram?
- It is a two-post terminal labeled SHD with + and − markings, connected with blue and gray wiring between the amplifiers.
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