A little hand with in line fuses

[Silerh7]

I bought the soundqubed 4 gauge wiring kit and an audiopipe apmi 1300 amp to push two 10" type s. the problem is that audiopipe uses an inline fuse for this amp to power it instead of a fuse on the side of the amp. So I was wondering if I install the 100 amp fuse that came with the kit along with the kit and the 80 amp fuse that came with the amp, and it says it's required. I know audiopipe is talked down upon now, but I already have it due to every basshead and audiophile I know in Tennessee telling me they're worth it.

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[hispls 5,000+ posts]

Just use the 80A fuse. That audiopoop amp is about as good as anything in its price range. Use it til it breaks then buy something better (more reliable) whenever you need to replace it.

 

[BOOMINGRANDPA 5,000+ posts]

80 amp is fine.. u can buy pack of 100a on ebay cheap if u want to after install..

 

[youdoofus]

That audiopoop amp is about as good as anything in its price range. Use it til it breaks then buy something better (more reliable) whenever you need to replace it.

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I bought the soundqubed 4 gauge wiring kit and an audiopipe apmi 1300 amp to push two 10" type s. the problem is that audiopipe uses an inline fuse for this amp to power it instead of a fuse on the side of the amp. So I was wondering if I install the 100 amp fuse that came with the kit along with the kit and the 80 amp fuse that came with the amp, and it says it's required. I know audiopipe is talked down upon now, but I already have it due to every basshead and audiophile I know in Tennessee telling me they're worth it.

when it breaks, replace it with this

or better yet, this (kidding btw)