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<blockquote data-quote="stones" data-source="post: 983620" data-attributes="member: 540734">-Mono channel amps are purpose built to power subwoofers, they are for subwoofer use only.-Mono amps can power several subs at the same time it just has a single channel output. You just wire the extra subs to the same output, you can&#039;t do this with regular 2 or 4 channel amps because they can&#039;t handle the ohm load when bridged (when parralleling two 4ohm woofers).-14.4 volts is the standard operating voltage that amplifiers are rated at, as most vehicles run around 14 volts when the engine is running, 12volts with the vehicle off.-You&#039;re friend got ripped off on the cables, you can spend alot of money on an amplifier install kit if your not careful, Wal-Mart sells 4gauge amp kits that contain everything you need to hook up an amp for a really good price. I have used these kits and give them a full vote of approval.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="stones, post: 983620, member: 540734"] -Mono channel amps are purpose built to power subwoofers, they are for subwoofer use only. -Mono amps can power several subs at the same time it just has a single channel output. You just wire the extra subs to the same output, you can't do this with regular 2 or 4 channel amps because they can't handle the ohm load when bridged (when parralleling two 4ohm woofers). -14.4 volts is the standard operating voltage that amplifiers are rated at, as most vehicles run around 14 volts when the engine is running, 12volts with the vehicle off. -You're friend got ripped off on the cables, you can spend alot of money on an amplifier install kit if your not careful, Wal-Mart sells 4gauge amp kits that contain everything you need to hook up an amp for a really good price. I have used these kits and give them a full vote of approval. [/QUOTE]

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