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Well, good to know the boss amp still **** lol

In my experience, good rca cables with rca ground loop isolator fixed the problem. IF you want to do the job properly, you can buy another noise filter for both the amp and the HU. If the noise filter fixed the problem, you won't need the rca ground loop isolator since it reduces sound quality...

What amp r u using? I have a same problem but solved by changing my amp.

Assuming there is unlimited budget, what SQ setup that is the best of the best in 2019?

I assume your amps don't have pre out, go buy a DSP since you'll do this job properly. not only it has time alignment and better EQ, you can also use active x over which will dramatically improves SQ compared to analog built in stuff. You can use rca splitter, but it's kinda a hackjob. It will...

These new Pioneer GM series lineup has pretty good power and surpass the power rating, check it out https://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_63974_Pioneer-GM-D8604.html Too much power is not a thing in my book, as long as you gain the amp to proper level with good tuning if you're running active...

I don't understand why low voltage can blow up the amp? To my understanding is too low voltage would just make the amp doesn't work right?

Ok, i parallel'd my power supply at 14.8V now and now drops to only 13.8V and draws ±18A. It did reach 22A but it's a bit distorted, so i pulled back the gain. I actually wanted to install 1.2F caps, but the cap died, maybe i'll buy a new battery later. I'm using ± because the refresh rate of...

Yeah, it's a standalone power supply rated at 40 amps

Alright, i set my PSU @14.3V at idle, It dips @±12.5 - 13V under load, is it enough?

Ah yes, i totally forgot that impedance is reactive. Speaking of voltage, is it ok to set it above 13V? I don't know much about amp sweet spot voltage though. Since i'm using a variable power supply, any voltage is adjustable. Thanks for the response 😉

My amp is Soundstream Tarantula TR800/5 it sounds really good for class A/B and the sub output rated at 400W @2 ohms -------------------------------------------------------------------------- This what shakes my head I have a current measuring device with a shunt. At full tilt it draws ±18...