Recent content by Otter_Andrew

Ha ha no worries. Yeah they **** for sure!

Ok, this is what I needed to know, doesn't sound like anything major. I'll suggest the big three, as that is what I'd do personally, but if they want to go with the cap I guess that's their choice. Thanks a lot man.

She had a bad case of the dimming headlights with her last system and I guess they decided that was the easiest way of solving the problem without a major overhaul.

Hey everyone. I offered to install a pair of subwoofers in my friends car, but it turns out that she needs a capacitor as well! I have no experience with these at all since I've never used them and I'm wondering how difficult they are to install. Is this something that I can do? Thanks!

Ha ha yeah I'm still stuck in that phase :S

Ok cool, I'll do that! Thanks a lot man, you've been tons of help.

Sub model number is MA 100-XE... Ok so I just connect all Positives with one of the positives on the amp, and all negatives on one negative on the amp?

Ok, I think I understand now, so it won't matter which one of the connections I plug into because they're the same thing... I get it now. Thanks guys.

....Because it has 2 channels, even though it's a mono amp (Sorrry for double post)

Hey 1 more thing though, would I have to bridge my amp?

Perfect!! Thanks a lot man.

It actually is 1 ohm stable, which I've heard would be the best option, do you know how I would get it to run on 1 ohm?

Hey, I've got 2 dual 4 ohm MA Audio 600 Watt Subwoofers and I just got a Kenwood Excelon 1200 Watt Mono Amplifier (KAC-X10D) and I'm wondering what the best way to wire these would be to get the deepest, loudest bass!? Also, I was under the impression that a mono amp would only have 1 channel...

Ok, great. Thanks a lot.

Ok, thanks a lot for the help. What wattage/channels would you suggest for the amp?