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You wouldn't need anything to keep your battery from dying. A capacitor might be a good idea if you plan on bumpin without the car being on though. They run about 70 bucks at walmart for i think a 1600 watt one. And yeah, you should be able to hook up your front speakers as well.
You wouldn't need anything to keep your battery from dying. A capacitor might be a good idea if you plan on bumpin without the car being on though. They run about 70 bucks at walmart for i think a 1600 watt one. And yeah, you should be able to hook up your front speakers as well.
How would i run the speakers through the amp without JUST getting the bass? I have always been confused on hooking the high-freq thing up so that it also produces the treble and mids....thanks for you help by the way.
for a better solution do the BIG3 always if necessary high output alternator it way better than some cap... caps don't do anything but put a strain on the alternator anyway its like adding another battery to the car
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first, caps are nothing more then audio-candy. They do very little for what they cost and will never EVER keep your system bumping with the key off. That is just not what they were made for....
If you put a link to the amp and its specs then we can answer if it will do what you want it to.
first, caps are nothing more then audio-candy. They do very little for what they cost and will never EVER keep your system bumping with the key off. That is just not what they were made for....
If you put a link to the amp and its specs then we can answer if it will do what you want it to.
SPECIFICATIONS:
4 ohm Power : 100W x 4
2 ohm Power : 200W x 4
4 ohm Mono Power : 400W x 2
Peak Power : 1600W
Total Harmonic Distortion : <0.05%
Frequency Response : 20Hz - 22,000Hz
S/N Ratio : >94 dB/W/M
Damping Factor : >150
Input Sensitivity : 0.5 - 4.0 volts
Crossover Slope : 12 dB
High-Pass Crossover Freq : 40Hz - 250Hz
Low-Pass Crossover Freq : 40Hz - 250Hz
Variable Subwoofer EQ : 0/+18 dB
Subwoofer EQ Frequency : 40Hz
Dimensions : 14.9 " x 9.3 " x 1.9 "
Dimensions : 379mm x 238mm x 48mm
Also, we hooked it up today, and have it bridged so that the 400w x 2 is sent to each 500w sub, and im only getting ONE sub to produce the 400w, the other one just sits there. anybody know the reason?
I think i know the reason. Im not using both RCA inputs so only one speaker is producing the sounds. When a switch an RCA over to the other input, they both work, but im afraid that something will happen or ill fry it. So i need to run another set of RCAs to the HU.
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1600w Powerbass Amp, questions?
