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using a capcitor does help..........
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<blockquote data-quote="wishbone" data-source="post: 5542242" data-attributes="member: 605639"><p>My friend, I just did a search on why capacitors don't help car audio, and the only thing that came back was some one posting in a forum just like us giving bogus and uninformed information why it didn't help him. NOW I am going to go back to school on you , yes I attend an ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING SCHOOL and obtained my DEGREE. I can email you a copy of that also. Capacitors do exactly what we what them to do. They STORE ENEGERY for rapid use. SO nobody in here can tell me the capacitor I bought is not doing just as I described. And you definitely can't prove to me I didn't notice a difference in the bass getting mushy when the cap wasn't installed . So having said that I would like an amp theat can push four tens @ 1 ohm 300 watts per speaker. Do I have to figure that out also?</p><p></p><p>WB</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="wishbone, post: 5542242, member: 605639"] My friend, I just did a search on why capacitors don't help car audio, and the only thing that came back was some one posting in a forum just like us giving bogus and uninformed information why it didn't help him. NOW I am going to go back to school on you , yes I attend an ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING SCHOOL and obtained my DEGREE. I can email you a copy of that also. Capacitors do exactly what we what them to do. They STORE ENEGERY for rapid use. SO nobody in here can tell me the capacitor I bought is not doing just as I described. And you definitely can't prove to me I didn't notice a difference in the bass getting mushy when the cap wasn't installed . So having said that I would like an amp theat can push four tens @ 1 ohm 300 watts per speaker. Do I have to figure that out also? WB [/QUOTE]
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