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<blockquote data-quote="Chance89" data-source="post: 569204" data-attributes="member: 551541"><p>Ever since I put my sterio together my amp wasn't getting enough juice and cuts out. It's a Competion ag series 200 2 channel runnin 2 ts-w304c's bridged in parallel. I put another battery in this weekend just for subs and their still cutting out when u feed em volume. I heard that if I just wire up my subs on seperate channels it'll take less juice and increase my ohms . Is this true? I don't really want a capacitor.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Chance89, post: 569204, member: 551541"] Ever since I put my sterio together my amp wasn't getting enough juice and cuts out. It's a Competion ag series 200 2 channel runnin 2 ts-w304c's bridged in parallel. I put another battery in this weekend just for subs and their still cutting out when u feed em volume. I heard that if I just wire up my subs on seperate channels it'll take less juice and increase my ohms . Is this true? I don't really want a capacitor. [/QUOTE]
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