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so what I want to know is how to plug an amp to a car battery but not in a car. Lets say I have, on a table, a car battery and an amplifier. how do I plug it? 1) battery + to amp's + and - to amp's - or 2) battery + to amp's + and battery - to a ground and amp's - to another gound if...

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i have multi meter(i can check ohms,volts,amps,current with it) i did only check volts tho. for power, (4 gauge wire) batt -> fuse -> dist block -> 2x 8 gauge wire -> one goess to the speakers amp and the other goes to a capacitor then to the subs amp. Capacitor,sub amp and speakers...

what do you mean? not enough power to the amp? (so a capacitor would solve this?)

hi, i have a problem that drives me crazy cuz i cant figure out how to solve it (i tried many different thing with no result) my problem is: the output sound cuts when i raise the volume but comes back when i lower it. soundstream speakers 80w rms / 4ohm amp: pioneer d9500f (Pioneer GM-D9500F...

thank you, will try this out

nope, please tell me. i like to learn

the amp is set to '1' (the little wheel behind the amp), so you think i should set that wheel lower than 1 =o? it goes from 0 to 2. (just to be sure i understood what you said correctly)

what would you recommen lol? i dont have 500$ to spend for an amp....

and how could i resolve that problem? plug 2 speakers in the same 'hole' to lower the ohms? (i read somewhere that when you adds ohms togheter it actually substratct them? ex: 4 ohm + 4 ohm = 2ohm)

My problem is when i put the volume to 30+ (up to 50) my 4 speakers stops working. so the 4 speakers stop working and i only hear tweeters and the subwoofer. if i turn off my radio and turn it back on, the speakers work again normally but will shutdown eventually if i dont lower the volume...