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<blockquote data-quote="Phronemophobiak" data-source="post: 437300" data-attributes="member: 554649">To answer your question:the amp has (3) 40 amp fuses in it, but it requires a 150 amp fuse and 4 gauge wiringTo respond to the rest:I realize that Sony amps aren&#039;t the best quality by far, and that for more money you could get something that would last forever and put out higher wattage, but I AM trying to sell this amp and I&#039;d prefer it if you not post crap comments about MY merchandise. There is nothing wrong with this amplifier besides some people&#039;s claims that Sony stuff is crap. There are plenty of people who use Sony equipment and are completely happy with it. Sure, its not competition level equipment, but for the price, who would expect it to be? If you have questions about the amp or you&#039;re interested it then post away, but please keep other comments to yourselves. Otherwise you&#039;re discouraging any &quot;would-be&quot; buyer from buying a low cost amp that works fine.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Phronemophobiak, post: 437300, member: 554649"] To answer your question: the amp has (3) 40 amp fuses in it, but it requires a 150 amp fuse and 4 gauge wiring To respond to the rest: I realize that Sony amps aren't the best quality by far, and that for more money you could get something that would last forever and put out higher wattage, but I AM trying to sell this amp and I'd prefer it if you not post crap comments about MY merchandise. There is nothing wrong with this amplifier besides some people's claims that Sony stuff is crap. There are plenty of people who use Sony equipment and are completely happy with it. Sure, its not competition level equipment, but for the price, who would expect it to be? If you have questions about the amp or you're interested it then post away, but please keep other comments to yourselves. Otherwise you're discouraging any "would-be" buyer from buying a low cost amp that works fine. [/QUOTE]

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