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Why does my Positive cable on my Suburban burn when I Use my 600W Amplifier?
Uh, first of all because it's a 600W amp. Try a smaller amp or bigger cable. -- Kevin ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Kevin's Profile: http://www.zerohurtz.com/member.php?userid=837 View this thread: http://www.zerohurtz.com/showthread.php?t=61186 |
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Why does my Positive cable on my Suburban burn when I Use my 600W Amplifier?
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Why does my Positive cable on my Suburban burn when I Use my 600W Amplifier?
What a ****en gay reply, you should get slapped for being that stupid.
In article , Kevin wrote: Uh, first of all because it's a 600W amp. Try a smaller amp or bigger cable. |
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