Should I Use a Capacitor?
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RE: Should I Use a Capacitor?
ORIGINAL: seight311
You cant (shouldn't) just add a tweeter, you need a crossover. And the ones built into the mach amps, is junk. If your going through this much you might as well get a component system. Or just leave your Mach tweeters in for the time being.
You cant (shouldn't) just add a tweeter, you need a crossover. And the ones built into the mach amps, is junk. If your going through this much you might as well get a component system. Or just leave your Mach tweeters in for the time being.
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RE: Should I Use a Capacitor?
ORIGINAL: seight311
Yeah Just adding a head unit can make a big difference with the Mach system.
Yeah Just adding a head unit can make a big difference with the Mach system.
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RE: Should I Use a Capacitor?
ORIGINAL: laserred38
if your amp is sending 160x2 to each sub, it is not a 1000 watt amp. it might say it on the front. but it isn't. probably not even 1000w Max.
if your amp is sending 160x2 to each sub, it is not a 1000 watt amp. it might say it on the front. but it isn't. probably not even 1000w Max.
It's enough to do what I need it to do and then some.
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RE: Should I Use a Capacitor?
ORIGINAL: SoulBurn18
The specs on it's 1000 watts peak power. It pushes 170 watts RMS to each of the 2 channels so that's all I care about. It's enough to do what I need it to do and then some.
ORIGINAL: laserred38
if your amp is sending 160x2 to each sub, it is not a 1000 watt amp. it might say it on the front. but it isn't. probably not even 1000w Max.
if your amp is sending 160x2 to each sub, it is not a 1000 watt amp. it might say it on the front. but it isn't. probably not even 1000w Max.
It's enough to do what I need it to do and then some.
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RE: Should I Use a Capacitor?
ORIGINAL: PReal
Word, when you decide to upgrade, that amp would be great on some comps.
ORIGINAL: SoulBurn18
The specs on it's 1000 watts peak power. It pushes 170 watts RMS to each of the 2 channels so that's all I care about. It's enough to do what I need it to do and then some.
ORIGINAL: laserred38
if your amp is sending 160x2 to each sub, it is not a 1000 watt amp. it might say it on the front. but it isn't. probably not even 1000w Max.
if your amp is sending 160x2 to each sub, it is not a 1000 watt amp. it might say it on the front. but it isn't. probably not even 1000w Max.
It's enough to do what I need it to do and then some.
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