Will i have problems/danger running lower wattage amp kit for higher watt amp???
Will i have problems/danger running lower wattage amp kit for higher watt amp???
Am I in any danger for running a 150w amp kit for a 2ch 560w jcv amp(http://www.jcwhitney.com/item.jhtml?...=68036&BQ=jcw2) for 2 12" xplod subs(800w max).
i purchased amp kit at sears:
complete amplifier installation kit with RCA and speaker cable, 12-gauge, 20 ft. (6 m).
Kit includes power and ground wire, fuse holders, speaker wire, gold-plated RCA cables, gold connectors, and remote turn-on lead
thanks in advance.
i purchased amp kit at sears:
complete amplifier installation kit with RCA and speaker cable, 12-gauge, 20 ft. (6 m).
Kit includes power and ground wire, fuse holders, speaker wire, gold-plated RCA cables, gold connectors, and remote turn-on lead
thanks in advance.
Re: Will i have problems/danger running lower wattage amp kit for higher watt amp???
Originally posted by itsgt
Am I in any danger for running a 150w amp kit for a 2ch 560w jcv amp(http://www.jcwhitney.com/item.jhtml?...=68036&BQ=jcw2) for 2 12" xplod subs(800w max).
i purchased amp kit at sears:
complete amplifier installation kit with RCA and speaker cable, 12-gauge, 20 ft. (6 m).
Kit includes power and ground wire, fuse holders, speaker wire, gold-plated RCA cables, gold connectors, and remote turn-on lead
thanks in advance.
Am I in any danger for running a 150w amp kit for a 2ch 560w jcv amp(http://www.jcwhitney.com/item.jhtml?...=68036&BQ=jcw2) for 2 12" xplod subs(800w max).
i purchased amp kit at sears:
complete amplifier installation kit with RCA and speaker cable, 12-gauge, 20 ft. (6 m).
Kit includes power and ground wire, fuse holders, speaker wire, gold-plated RCA cables, gold connectors, and remote turn-on lead
thanks in advance.
For something thats putting out only 100W rms x 2 as the jcwhitney link states, you won't need a whole lot of beef in your wires. However, it's best not to skimp. I'd probably run 8ga power/ground at the least. 4ga or lower is always a good idea if you see yourself upgrading/adding on in the future.
Originally posted by blizz20oma
For something thats putting out only 100W rms x 2 as the jcwhitney link states, you won't need a whole lot of beef in your wires. However, it's best not to skimp. I'd probably run 8ga power/ground at the least. 4ga or lower is always a good idea if you see yourself upgrading/adding on in the future.
For something thats putting out only 100W rms x 2 as the jcwhitney link states, you won't need a whole lot of beef in your wires. However, it's best not to skimp. I'd probably run 8ga power/ground at the least. 4ga or lower is always a good idea if you see yourself upgrading/adding on in the future.
thanks guys.
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