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<blockquote data-quote="Wellyboy" data-source="post: 8594072" data-attributes="member: 673434"><p>0GA cable through out.. Both ground and power. I Dnt use anything smaller regardless of amp size. Everything is Grounded directly to chassis via bolts on seperate points an yes to bare metal. Sub are at 1ohm I double check with my DMM(1.4ohm to be exact) subs are rated 800rms each (2)(underrated, I'v been blasting em very loud lately) my amp gets hot and it stays hot, but never to the point where I get burned an having said that it could be that my definition of hot is by some else's standard as warm, I am yet to see how hot other people's amps get when they perform which is quite rare for me because I Dnt know anyone who has a system as powerful as mine or ever known anyone. My light barely flicker the amp does not cut out nor does its power light flicker, seeing that this amp is way more powerful that what I used to run, I'm probably stressing for nothing. No bass boost whatsoever readjusted my active crossovers on headunit to speaker specifications confined with the info I get from everyone on here. My power supply is a 100AH sealed AGM and a stock 80amp alternator.</p><p>Sent from my MHA-L09 using Tapatalk</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Wellyboy, post: 8594072, member: 673434"] 0GA cable through out.. Both ground and power. I Dnt use anything smaller regardless of amp size. Everything is Grounded directly to chassis via bolts on seperate points an yes to bare metal. Sub are at 1ohm I double check with my DMM(1.4ohm to be exact) subs are rated 800rms each (2)(underrated, I'v been blasting em very loud lately) my amp gets hot and it stays hot, but never to the point where I get burned an having said that it could be that my definition of hot is by some else's standard as warm, I am yet to see how hot other people's amps get when they perform which is quite rare for me because I Dnt know anyone who has a system as powerful as mine or ever known anyone. My light barely flicker the amp does not cut out nor does its power light flicker, seeing that this amp is way more powerful that what I used to run, I'm probably stressing for nothing. No bass boost whatsoever readjusted my active crossovers on headunit to speaker specifications confined with the info I get from everyone on here. My power supply is a 100AH sealed AGM and a stock 80amp alternator. Sent from my MHA-L09 using Tapatalk [/QUOTE]
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