was thinking?

[BenTLocK 10+ year member]

chould i hook up a car audio amp to my computer amp...?

cuz my computer amp dont put out the wattz very good...

just thinking..

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[BassiKLowZ 10+ year member]

Computer Amp? WTF??? //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/confused.gif.e820e0216602db4765798ac39d28caa9.gif

 

[BenTLocK 10+ year member]

lol...

well wen i got my computer i got 2 boston speakers and 1bass tube.. and i unhook the sub in the basstube and now power 2 mtx..

so i was wondering if i chould some how hook up an amp to the speaker wire from the bass tube

 

[BassiKLowZ 10+ year member]

ohhhh.... i dont see why not... i cant really see it sounding good if your planning on throwing it on a CPU, but it can be done... you just need a 12V power supply for the amp.

 

[BenTLocK 10+ year member]

would something like this work

http://www.sounddomain.com/sku/STISPV44

i dont have a car rit now so just feal like do something crazy.. =D

i just hope this cheap amp can handle another amp..

thanks for the help

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[BassiKLowZ 10+ year member]

I wouldnt run it off a battery.... try a battery charger if you dont have a DC to Ac converter.... but i warn you.... there is going to be a loud humm in the sub either way you go. . .

 

[SAVAGE SOUND 10+ year member]

i dont think u want to use the battery. it may work for a bit but every time u want to use it yo will have to charge it. try using a power converter.

 

[BenTLocK 10+ year member]

Originally posted by BassiKLowZ I wouldnt run it off a battery.... try a battery charger if you dont have a DC to Ac converter.... but i warn you.... there is going to be a loud humm in the sub either way you go. . .

why the loud humm?

 

[BenTLocK 10+ year member]

Originally posted by SAVAGE SOUND try using a power converter.

never heard of them..

were can i get them?

 

[JTz62 10+ year member]

I would just go buy a power convertrer. I've got one in my test box in the garage and it runs a small amp and radio just fine with no hum.

 

[BassiKLowZ 10+ year member]

Through a battery charger you will hear a hummmm cause there are no filters to clean up the signal being charged to the amp (i think). . . Im not sure were to purchase a converter from since most of them (pawn shops, car audio retailers etc... ) are custom made. Maybe swing into a radio shack and see if they have anything. If anything maybe you can see what one looks like.

 

[BenTLocK 10+ year member]

ill do that today.. thanks

 

[BassiKLowZ 10+ year member]

I wouldnt run it off a battery.... try a battery charger if you dont have a DC to Ac converter.... but i warn you.... there is going to be a loud humm in the sub either way you go. . .

oooops.... sorry bad info...

it wouldnt humm off a converter but it will off of a battery or battery charger

 

[BenTLocK 10+ year member]

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[chris229 10+ year member]

Originally posted by BassiKLowZ

 

oooops.... sorry bad info...

it wouldnt humm off a converter but it will off of a battery or battery charger

it shouldn't hum in any manner