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<blockquote data-quote="audiobaun" data-source="post: 7560386" data-attributes="member: 634282"><p>A capacitor does not work as they should in most cases, and will create several issues with the system, that most have experienced.They are basicly useless, that a simple small battery can be so much more productive, and generate power needed.Alot of people use them ,yet they are a waste of your hard earned money along with your time invested installing it.I recommend buying a battery in place of a capacitor, in which will meet your needs, and generate more power where it is needed for your stereo system, and will last alot longer as well getting your moneys worth.There should be a thread about them somewhere on the forum?A battery is all you need</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="audiobaun, post: 7560386, member: 634282"] A capacitor does not work as they should in most cases, and will create several issues with the system, that most have experienced.They are basicly useless, that a simple small battery can be so much more productive, and generate power needed.Alot of people use them ,yet they are a waste of your hard earned money along with your time invested installing it.I recommend buying a battery in place of a capacitor, in which will meet your needs, and generate more power where it is needed for your stereo system, and will last alot longer as well getting your moneys worth.There should be a thread about them somewhere on the forum?A battery is all you need [/QUOTE]
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