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powering car audio inyour home
I know you can use a computers power supply to do this, but I currently have
all my extra computer parts in storage, but I happen to have a 12v adapter similar to this one http://www.canadiantire.ca/browse/pr...romSearch=true think there would be any issue sniping the end off and attaching that to my car amp, and hooking up a single sub and a mp3 player through the rca in? my only concern is there is no way to ground the amp like you can with a power supply. |
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