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Upgraded alternator vs. battery vs. capacitor?
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<blockquote data-quote="ckunke002" data-source="post: 7576691" data-attributes="member: 637083"><p>You probably should write a book, you seem to know a lot. I know I would read it! Lol</p><p></p><p>My last question to you, I got the other guys opinion on this but I want yours. I currently have 1 300 watt amp powering all of my speakers. I REALLY want to get 2 12 inch subs and an amp and power them at 900 watts, which would put me at 1200 watts total. However, I don't have the money to upgrade my alt and battery and get 0 gauge wire and everything on top of the amp, subs, box and wiring, so what is your opinion on this? Should I just get 1 sub instead and end up around 800 watts or is there an easy way I could go for the 900 watt amp?</p><p></p><p>Also on a side note, is the DMM the tool that is used to set gains on amplifiers? I've always just done it by ear and sort of guessed.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ckunke002, post: 7576691, member: 637083"] You probably should write a book, you seem to know a lot. I know I would read it! Lol My last question to you, I got the other guys opinion on this but I want yours. I currently have 1 300 watt amp powering all of my speakers. I REALLY want to get 2 12 inch subs and an amp and power them at 900 watts, which would put me at 1200 watts total. However, I don't have the money to upgrade my alt and battery and get 0 gauge wire and everything on top of the amp, subs, box and wiring, so what is your opinion on this? Should I just get 1 sub instead and end up around 800 watts or is there an easy way I could go for the 900 watt amp? Also on a side note, is the DMM the tool that is used to set gains on amplifiers? I've always just done it by ear and sort of guessed. [/QUOTE]
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