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<blockquote data-quote="Marcz_G83" data-source="post: 8879701" data-attributes="member: 691817"><p>I currently have my bass amp running on 4 gauge wire. The amp is 1200 watts. I am getting a 4 channel amp for some new door speakers. I do not want to run another wire to the battery. I' want to use a fused distribution block. 1 in 2 out. The 4 channel amp is going to be 2400 watts. Will I need to switch the in side to zero gauge or will it be all be fine running on 4 gauge?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Marcz_G83, post: 8879701, member: 691817"] I currently have my bass amp running on 4 gauge wire. The amp is 1200 watts. I am getting a 4 channel amp for some new door speakers. I do not want to run another wire to the battery. I' want to use a fused distribution block. 1 in 2 out. The 4 channel amp is going to be 2400 watts. Will I need to switch the in side to zero gauge or will it be all be fine running on 4 gauge? [/QUOTE]
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