1,2,3 and to the 4ohm Wrote:
ok i understand what u are saying in all, but the sub manufacturer says
that the subs can only be operated at 2 or 8 ohms. so wouldnt that
hurt
the subs making them go lower than they are supposed to? I dont know,
maybe they can be maybe they cant be., thanks for the post hope to
keep
getting more feedback from knowledgable people!

Rule of thumb, you must take account the length and thickness of wire
when fusing at the battery. If the amplifier is pulling 60 amps of
current, then it would be safe to go with at least a 4 awg with a run
of over 12 feet. But like Scott Gardner said, you should go with a
bigger fuse on the inline fuse at the battery due to more amperage draw
and resistance in the wire.


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