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<blockquote data-quote="80_Cutlass_mn" data-source="post: 388609" data-attributes="member: 545695"><p>Ya it sounds good just dont leave the amp turned on. It wont drain a hell of alot at idle but it will more than likely about 2-4 amps depending on the class of the amp being used. But if it just so happens to be a true class a amp which I doubt then you would have to really worry about it because they draw full power all the time. Like my Premier amp, draws 20 amps at no power or full power.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="80_Cutlass_mn, post: 388609, member: 545695"] Ya it sounds good just dont leave the amp turned on. It wont drain a hell of alot at idle but it will more than likely about 2-4 amps depending on the class of the amp being used. But if it just so happens to be a true class a amp which I doubt then you would have to really worry about it because they draw full power all the time. Like my Premier amp, draws 20 amps at no power or full power. [/QUOTE]
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