Amps on trunk?
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From: Mesa
Originally posted by S2K1
I think instead I'll go with a 4-channel amp instead of two 2-channels. I won't get as much power to my subs with this setup, but I'll actually have room for it. I'm going to mount it next to the spare tire up against the back of the trunk. Any problems with this? I've seen it done, but I just want to make sure.
I think instead I'll go with a 4-channel amp instead of two 2-channels. I won't get as much power to my subs with this setup, but I'll actually have room for it. I'm going to mount it next to the spare tire up against the back of the trunk. Any problems with this? I've seen it done, but I just want to make sure.
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Originally posted by WLAURENT
If you are going to mount it verticle - check the users manual. If it advises against it - buy an amp that will allow it.
If you are going to mount it verticle - check the users manual. If it advises against it - buy an amp that will allow it.
Is it just impossible to have at least 1 cu. ft. of trunk space AND have a good system?
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S2K1 - what type of amp are you trying to install?
I have heard of some putting the Blaupunkt PA4100 (4x100 @ 4ohms and 4x200 @ 2ohms) amp inside the spare tire - Do not know if this will work for you. It may also fit under your seat.
I have heard of some putting the Blaupunkt PA4100 (4x100 @ 4ohms and 4x200 @ 2ohms) amp inside the spare tire - Do not know if this will work for you. It may also fit under your seat.
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