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<blockquote data-quote="stuckinok" data-source="post: 2008420" data-attributes="member: 568543"><p>look buddy all i was trying to say is that a cap doesnt do anything in some systems..... a cap is like putting a small band aid on a huge open wound.....if you stay small in power and use little amps and subs then you know what? a 1f cap will work ....but the way some of you dumbos are putting your words is stupid..your giving qoutes from people that did lab test in perfect enviorments...i mean i could go online and do copy and paste all day to make myself feel smart....i ve used caps in my past and it work when i had a small 600w system but now when i started running a 2000+ RMS system a cap is the last thing on my list to help power that amp... caps might work for you but they dont in my situation i needed to do a big3, then a alternator upgrade then a batt in the trunk not go to wal-mart and buy a 50 buck cap.... <strong>this is all from experience not what i read on the internet</strong></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="stuckinok, post: 2008420, member: 568543"] look buddy all i was trying to say is that a cap doesnt do anything in some systems..... a cap is like putting a small band aid on a huge open wound.....if you stay small in power and use little amps and subs then you know what? a 1f cap will work ....but the way some of you dumbos are putting your words is stupid..your giving qoutes from people that did lab test in perfect enviorments...i mean i could go online and do copy and paste all day to make myself feel smart....i ve used caps in my past and it work when i had a small 600w system but now when i started running a 2000+ RMS system a cap is the last thing on my list to help power that amp... caps might work for you but they dont in my situation i needed to do a big3, then a alternator upgrade then a batt in the trunk not go to wal-mart and buy a 50 buck cap.... [B]this is all from experience not what i read on the internet[/B] [/QUOTE]
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