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<blockquote data-quote="swollen_cu" data-source="post: 7436469" data-attributes="member: 610236">So I transffered all of my old sound equipment into my newer car that I got about 4 months ago and noticed something that caught my eye just recently about the wiring that I have in my car....Here&#039;s my set up..AQ1200 @1ohmPair of Sa-8sJL 300/2200A 0 Gauge wiring split to Tsunami Dist block 100A to each amp..Old set up:Same amps..150A Street wires 4 gauge to the AQ120080A RF 8 gauge to the JL3000/2Now my question is that is my AQ1200 getting enough current from the 100A that the dist block is putting out? I&#039;m considering ditching the 0 gauge and going back to my old wiring set up&nbsp; because the Aq1200 is rated at 120A (3x 40A fuses). I don&#039;t want to do any kind of damage to my amp.It just seems like in all common sense, that the AQ amp is not getting the desired power needed..OR can I just up the fuse by the battery to a 250A and relplace the fuse at the dist block for the AQ1200 to a 150A? Seems like the easiest if possible...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="swollen_cu, post: 7436469, member: 610236"] So I transffered all of my old sound equipment into my newer car that I got about 4 months ago and noticed something that caught my eye just recently about the wiring that I have in my car.... Here's my set up.. AQ1200 @1ohm Pair of Sa-8s JL 300/2 200A 0 Gauge wiring split to Tsunami Dist block 100A to each amp.. Old set up: Same amps.. 150A Street wires 4 gauge to the AQ1200 80A RF 8 gauge to the JL3000/2 Now my question is that is my AQ1200 getting enough current from the 100A that the dist block is putting out? I'm considering ditching the 0 gauge and going back to my old wiring set up because the Aq1200 is rated at 120A (3x 40A fuses). I don't want to do any kind of damage to my amp.It just seems like in all common sense, that the AQ amp is not getting the desired power needed.. OR can I just up the fuse by the battery to a 250A and relplace the fuse at the dist block for the AQ1200 to a 150A? Seems like the easiest if possible... [/QUOTE]

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