Jason Witt

Try some two ways and see if you like them. As far as how many channels your amp would be depends on how many speakers you add. Do some research on brands because what our ears might like could be the opposite for you. Sometimes it takes a little homework to find what fits your needs.

As do I..

I guess so, just noticed that.

Ah..

Yes I edited my first quote to not be misunderstood. Thanks.

I highly doubt that..

Try a fan system, more than likely it will be sufficient.

I don't think keeping your amp "cold" is going to make it produce anymore power. If you want more power obviously you need more electrical capability and a larger amplifier.

This guy did it, but he has more money than I do to replace gear that could be ruined by condensation. I could be wrong, but that would be my concern.

It is a great idea, and I have seen this done. The stopper for me is unless you have separate climate control, you will be pumping hot air on the amp when you have to use the heat. I would also worry about condensation forming in the last place you would want moisture. I wouldn't do it, but that's my humble opinion.

Do you know what caused the failure when the mosfets burnt out the first time?

Welcome

Mark was very helpful with me throughout the whole process. Any question I had was answered, and I got my money's worth for sure.

It almost feels like they take your money and forget about you, but your subs will come. Well worth the wait for superior products.

Yeah, I did a 44.9 @33hz.

It's very loud, destroys my car and sensitive ears.

Thanks bro..

You smell adhesives and wood glue more that food.

Hello

So in this video was my stock alternator. Got my H.O. back so I will repost the same tune so you can see the difference a beefy alternator makes for bass. I am just amazed.

That hair is loud for sure..