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<blockquote data-quote="maldecido33" data-source="post: 1971635" data-attributes="member: 556412">A) Don&#039;t mix different types of speakers. Get a properly designed ported enclosure for either set of subs, but don&#039;t mix the two brands.B) Don&#039;t worry about peak power; it&#039;s meaningless and simply a false number to lure people in.C) You&#039;re not running subs to an amp; Your running subs off of power provided by an amp.D) Why would you want to save power; isn&#039;t the purpose of an amplifier to make more power?E) You don&#039;t need a capacitor; all it will do is put even more strain on your entire electrical system.F) Instead of a Cap, do the Big 3 (<a href="http:////forum/showthread.php?t=152355" target="_blank">Link to Thread Here</a>). Get a new, deep cycle battery to replace your factory battery. I recommend an Optima Yellowtop, although there are other good batteries out there. This should take care of any dimming problems you&#039;re having.G) Additionally, make sure your gains are set correctly.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="maldecido33, post: 1971635, member: 556412"] A) Don't mix different types of speakers. Get a properly designed ported enclosure for either set of subs, but don't mix the two brands. B) Don't worry about peak power; it's meaningless and simply a false number to lure people in. C) You're not running subs to an amp; Your running subs off of power provided by an amp. D) Why would you want to save power; isn't the purpose of an amplifier to make more power? E) You don't need a capacitor; all it will do is put even more strain on your entire electrical system. F) Instead of a Cap, do the Big 3 ([URL="http:////forum/showthread.php?t=152355"]Link to Thread Here[/URL]). Get a new, deep cycle battery to replace your factory battery. I recommend an Optima Yellowtop, although there are other good batteries out there. This should take care of any dimming problems you're having. G) Additionally, make sure your gains are set correctly. [/QUOTE]

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