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  • sava700

    #16
    Re: Car Audio Help Needed

    Originally posted by Xodus
    How could it cause a fire? Overheating? That's the only way I could think of... Where could I get a grommet? I only have 2 wires running, one for amp, and one for the sub amp.
    the cable getting rubbed against metal can cause a ark and a fire yes... grommets can be found at auto parts stores.


    Also best to have a small fire extinguisher handy in the vehicle with a setup like this.

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    • Xodus
      Member
      • Apr 2006
      • 846

      #17
      Re: Car Audio Help Needed

      Originally posted by sava700 View Post
      the cable getting rubbed against metal can cause a ark and a fire yes... grommets can be found at auto parts stores.


      Also best to have a small fire extinguisher handy in the vehicle with a setup like this.
      Cable getting rubbed against metal? I stuck it through a piece of thick (.25-.5") piece of rubber?

      Edit: I'd rather my car burn burn burn for how much the BlueBook is and how much we owe :/

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      • Minicoop503

        #18
        Re: Car Audio Help Needed

        I'm not a certified audio technician, but I do have experience putting subs and speakers in my car.

        I went with two 10 inch subs hooked up to a 2 channel amp, and had a seperate 4 channel amp for my speakers. It works great for me, and I'm pretty sure it's a good way to hook it up.

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        • Sam1990

          #19
          Re: Car Audio Help Needed

          Originally posted by Minicoop503 View Post
          I'm not a certified audio technician, but I do have experience putting subs and speakers in my car.

          I went with two 10 inch subs hooked up to a 2 channel amp, and had a seperate 4 channel amp for my speakers. It works great for me, and I'm pretty sure it's a good way to hook it up.
          I was looking into hooking it up that way, with 2 amps. But... amps are expensive =/...

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          • Xodus
            Member
            • Apr 2006
            • 846

            #20
            Re: Car Audio Help Needed

            You're going to have to spend money to get your car to sound good

            But yeah hcickens have sex with dogs

            I'd reccomend 2 12's in a box pre-made, just pick it up at bestbuy, and while you're there, pick up 2 mono amps.

            Check this out at BB: http://www.bestbuy.com/site//olspage...&type=category

            2 RF 12's for 120, MSRP 180. You'll still need to pickup the enclosure and amps though.

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            • Sam1990

              #21
              Re: Car Audio Help Needed

              That's pretty expensive for only 300W per sub and without a box... I can get 12" RF subs on eBay for like $40...

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              • sava700

                #22
                Re: Car Audio Help Needed

                Originally posted by Sam1990 View Post
                That's pretty expensive for only 300W per sub and without a box... I can get 12" RF subs on eBay for like $40...
                becareful with doing that..you get what you pay for and you might not get a warranty from the seller or RF cause of the seller on ebay not being a certified reseller of RF components.

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                • Sam1990

                  #23
                  Re: Car Audio Help Needed

                  Originally posted by sava700 View Post
                  becareful with doing that..you get what you pay for and you might not get a warranty from the seller or RF cause of the seller on ebay not being a certified reseller of RF components.
                  When ever I buy anything off eBay that has a good chance of being damaged or getting damaged I make sure it comes with at least a 1 year warranty and is new in box. Thanks for letting me know though.

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