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<blockquote data-quote="Alvi45" data-source="post: 7747368" data-attributes="member: 638363"><p>My amp is a 1500 watt planet audio.. I don't have any other upgrade like the alternator or batteries I just have a simple setup but my amp gets so hot after five minutes of playing even at moderate volume.. My amp is 700Watts rms and the sub is 400 rms .. I really think that because I don't have a inline fuse my amp gets really hot</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Alvi45, post: 7747368, member: 638363"] My amp is a 1500 watt planet audio.. I don't have any other upgrade like the alternator or batteries I just have a simple setup but my amp gets so hot after five minutes of playing even at moderate volume.. My amp is 700Watts rms and the sub is 400 rms .. I really think that because I don't have a inline fuse my amp gets really hot [/QUOTE]
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