Amp mounted under dashboard
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Has anyone had any success mounting amps and other stereo components under the dashboard?
I am planning on upgrading my stereo that will include a new amp and interface. I am thinking about cutting out the back of my glove box leaving the door and figuring out a way to mount the parts inside.
Anyone have any experience or suggestions about this?
I am planning on upgrading my stereo that will include a new amp and interface. I am thinking about cutting out the back of my glove box leaving the door and figuring out a way to mount the parts inside.
Anyone have any experience or suggestions about this?
Has anyone had any success mounting amps and other stereo components under the dashboard?
I am planning on upgrading my stereo that will include a new amp and interface. I am thinking about cutting out the back of my glove box leaving the door and figuring out a way to mount the parts inside.
Anyone have any experience or suggestions about this?
I am planning on upgrading my stereo that will include a new amp and interface. I am thinking about cutting out the back of my glove box leaving the door and figuring out a way to mount the parts inside.
Anyone have any experience or suggestions about this?
This is a 500 watt mono amp for my passenger side sub. The other us under the dash in the stock location stacked on top of a 4x75w amp. So basically I have three separate amps stuffed in my dash with no issues.
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What ohm do those run at or can they run at 2 or 4 ohm? They run boosted rail technology correct? For the price is the quality of sound is good those things are gonna be hella hard to beat
The four channel is 4ohms per. Birth sheet says 86 watts per channel.
The mono amps are 1ohm. Birth sheets say 586 and 587 watts at 1 ohm.
They sound a lot better than I expected them to. I have the top off most of the time so a little distortion can't be noticed. Especially for $150
Yes boosted rail. But the mono amps have so much power to spare that the BR light never comes on, even when I push the subs hard with some dub step crap.
The four channel is 4ohms per. Birth sheet says 86 watts per channel.
The mono amps are 1ohm. Birth sheets say 586 and 587 watts at 1 ohm.
They sound a lot better than I expected them to. I have the top off most of the time so a little distortion can't be noticed. Especially for $150
So you have two 4 channels and one 300.1??



