how to wire up battery

[standbackimapro 10+ year member]

If your subwoofer amp has fuses on it already, I don't see a need for a fuse in between amp and back batt, as long as it is a short run.

Those Onboard fuses are going to pop once the Power reaches the Amp, which is not good, you want to Stop The power getting to the amp as soon as possible, which is why you wanna keep the fuseblock as close to the battery as possible to sum it up

a Fuse at the first battery, wire running to rear bat, with fuse before the rear bat, then another fuse between the rear bat and the amp.

If you dont do it that way, and somthing happens, you can kiss your amp goodbye!

 

[46panel 10+ year member]

Those Onboard fuses are going to pop once the Power reaches the Amp, which is not good, you want to Stop The power getting to the amp as soon as possible, which is why you wanna keep the fuseblock as close to the battery as possible to sum it up

a Fuse at the first battery, wire running to rear bat, with fuse before the rear bat, then another fuse between the rear bat and the amp.

If you dont do it that way, and somthing happens, you can kiss your amp goodbye!

Ok thank you...so I guess I will be going with four fuses.

 

[z0n3d0u7 10+ year member]

Beings your running two amp's, You can get a Fused Distrobution block, And go from your rear battery, To fused dist. To each amp.

 

[alvitae 10+ year member]

Hmm, I always thought my fuse after my engine battery then fuse after my 2 kinetik 1800's before the amp was good. But I can see now I need one before the kinetics as well. Power travels both ways.

Thanks for the info.