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GO ON WITHOUT ME RUN, REACH, RUN, TAKE FOR THE HILLS- WE'RE ALL GOING TO DIE! TAKE YOUR CAR WITH YOU STOP TURN DOWN THE VOLUME
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doesnt matter what the watt of your subs are. its the rms power of your amp. if your amp is a 2000 watt rms and you dont want your light to dim it would be a good idea to get a 2.5 farad capacitor or bigger. rule of thumb for getting a capacitor is for every rms watt from an amp (example) 500 watt rms get a .5 farad cap 1000 watt rms get a 1.0 farad cap 1500 watt rms get a 1.5 farad cap and so on but if your drawling a lot of power is better to get the farad cap just a litte bit bigger so that it can store more power for when you really need it. me i got a 250 watt rms amp with a 1.0 farad cap and i have no problem.
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Capacitor ? That would be relative to the ohms of the wiring going to the battery. If you got noise from the battery, then it is a poorly designed amplifier. You should not need to add any parts to a system if it's designed right and installed right. All grounds must converge.
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Car Audio Capacitors The demand on your car battery when you have installed a large sound system can be enormous. This is especially the case when the subwoofer is producing that familiar loud 'boom'. During this time the amplifier may not be able to draw enough power from the car battery to faithfully reproduce the bass as expected. This can result in a poor and distorted bass response. Obviously the wire that you choose to feed your car audio amplifiers is very important but may not be enough. To fix the problem a capacitor must be used. A car audio capacitor is like a mini rechargeable battery located close to your amplifier. It is recharged when the amplifier activity reduces and delivers the necessary power when it is needed. A simple rule of thumb to picking the correct capacitor is that you will need approximately 0.5 Farads for every 500 Watts of amplification. You must also be very careful when installing your capacitor not to short out the terminals are damage may occur.
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I Have a 1000watt infinity sub to put in my corsa but ... dunno wat size amp i need..... help me please
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