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<blockquote data-quote="Blunt" data-source="post: 3040889" data-attributes="member: 562763"><p>no, a cap is not gonna help you listen to it longer with the car off. buy a secodn battery and an isolater. then when you kill the back battery cause you absolutly must listen to your subs with the car off and feed your amp lots of voltage drop. then you can still start you car cause the front battery will not be used. but whne your amp mysteriously fries don't come here wondering why.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Blunt, post: 3040889, member: 562763"] no, a cap is not gonna help you listen to it longer with the car off. buy a secodn battery and an isolater. then when you kill the back battery cause you absolutly must listen to your subs with the car off and feed your amp lots of voltage drop. then you can still start you car cause the front battery will not be used. but whne your amp mysteriously fries don't come here wondering why. [/QUOTE]
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