some amp help

[Just_lookin]

much appreciated man

[DynamicSound]

You keep blowing the fuses because the amount of power both amps are pulling are too much for the fuse in place...maybe the gauge wiring too. Adding a D. Block will not help unless you up the fuse up front and maybe run larger wires.

If you let me know what exact amps you are running and what gauge wire you have, I can tell you for sure.

Ideally, you will want to run a large enough wire from the battery to where the amps are mounted. Then use a fused d. block to split the power to go to the amps. Then ground them seperately. You can also use a ground d. block if the wires are short enough.

[Just_lookin]

You keep blowing the fuses because the amount of power both amps are pulling are too much for the fuse in place...maybe the gauge wiring too. Adding a D. Block will not help unless you up the fuse up front and maybe run larger wires.

If you let me know what exact amps you are running and what gauge wire you have, I can tell you for sure.

Ideally, you will want to run a large enough wire from the battery to where the amps are mounted. Then use a fused d. block to split the power to go to the amps. Then ground them seperately. You can also use a ground d. block if the wires are short enough.

well i was blowing the fuse to the amp i was trying to hook up... i have a 4g power wire running from my batt... its huge had to trim it down to fit in my amp... the amp is a power acoustiks 1250 watt bamf.. (used for my sub) and i am trying to hook up a amercan pro 200watt amp to power my boston cross overs... the amp i have hooked up hs to much power for the components... thanks for your help mann it is much appreciated

[DynamicSound]

well i was blowing the fuse to the amp i was trying to hook up... i have a 4g power wire running from my batt... its huge had to trim it down to fit in my amp... the amp is a power acoustiks 1250 watt bamf.. (used for my sub) and i am trying to hook up a amercan pro 200watt amp to power my boston cross overs... the amp i have hooked up hs to much power for the components... thanks for your help mann it is much appreciated

Just add a fused d. block to the 4 gauge wire. Then run 8 gauge wiring to each amp. Say 100 amp fuse up front, 40 amp fuse to the american pro amp, and 60 amp fuse to the power acoustiks. The Power Acoustiks amp only puts out 560rms bridged...so 8 gauge is more than enough.

[Just_lookin]

Just add a fused d. block to the 4 gauge wire. Then run 8 gauge wiring to each amp. Say 100 amp fuse up front, 40 amp fuse to the american pro amp, and 60 amp fuse to the power acoustiks. The Power Acoustiks amp only puts out 560rms bridged...so 8 gauge is more than enough.

only 560 bridged???? so how would i get the 1250 out of it? or how can they even say its a 1250watt??? im sorry but car audio has always had me

[DynamicSound]

only 560 bridged???? so how would i get the 1250 out of it? or how can they even say its a 1250watt??? im sorry but car audio has always had me

That amp doesn't put out 1250 watts...that is their max BS rating. 560rms is the most true power you will get out of it and that is bridged at 4ohms. Even then, that might be overrated. To be honest, Power Acoustik is a very low quality amp.

http://www.poweracoustik.com/pa2006/...O_amp_BAMF.htm

[Just_lookin]

That amp doesn't put out 1250 watts...that is their max BS rating. 560rms is the most true power you will get out of it and that is bridged at 4ohms. Even then, that might be overrated. To be honest, Power Acoustik is a very low quality amp.

http://www.poweracoustik.com/pa2006/...O_amp_BAMF.htm

well damn.... i guess its a good thing i only paid 65$ for it @ a pawn shop