THUMPPER
10+ year member
Pound That Sound
if you keep blowing fuses with your amp your power supply
is in efficient for the amplifiers needs....it is starving for amperage
double check your ground and power wire..make shure they are of the
apropriate gage (longer than 6 feet go to thicker gage) and the ground
must match in gage...
upgrade your alternator output to battery + to match the power wire gage
and add another ground from battery - to the chassie
do not use a screw for the ground...use as nut/bolt and star washers
on bare shinny clean metal
also make shure you use a power line fuse link capable of carrying
the apropriate voltage
and I would set the gains on the amp with a multi meter....
give the head unit voltage and ohm load of the subs to Alpine
and they can tell you the recommended out put voltage the amp
should be set at....
I would refrain from blowing fuses in this manor because the amplifier
will eventually be damaged
is in efficient for the amplifiers needs....it is starving for amperage
double check your ground and power wire..make shure they are of the
apropriate gage (longer than 6 feet go to thicker gage) and the ground
must match in gage...
upgrade your alternator output to battery + to match the power wire gage
and add another ground from battery - to the chassie
do not use a screw for the ground...use as nut/bolt and star washers
on bare shinny clean metal
also make shure you use a power line fuse link capable of carrying
the apropriate voltage
and I would set the gains on the amp with a multi meter....
give the head unit voltage and ohm load of the subs to Alpine
and they can tell you the recommended out put voltage the amp
should be set at....
I would refrain from blowing fuses in this manor because the amplifier
will eventually be damaged