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lol @ title.

but anyways, i have just ordered a Crescendo 2k (please god say its 100% mechanically sound)

but i am only going to be running it to 2ohms for the time being.

the amp itself has 0awg inputs, but since im running it at 2ohms, would i be able to get away with using 4awg?

(its 1100rms at 2 ohms)

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Should be fine. Although I think it goes without saying that 0 gauge would be ideal

Edit: How long is your run of 4 gauge? That would be the biggest determining factor.

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Should be fine. Although I think it goes without saying that 0 gauge would be ideal

Edit: How long is your run of 4 gauge? That would be the biggest determining factor.

uhh,,, not even a foot, maybe 10 inches?

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you could do it with a really short run of 4 gauge. like less than 2 feet long. but if you can spend the money on a bc2k you should be able to afford a good 0 gauge kit

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Should be fine. Although I think it goes without saying that 0 gauge would be ideal

Edit: How long is your run of 4 gauge? That would be the biggest determining factor.

uhh,,, not even a foot, maybe 10 inches?

That's fine then, I'd run a fuse in the middle just for extra security.

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uhh i lemme say this. i have 0awg run from the front to back, and a distribution block for my mono and 2 channel, the 8awg is about 1.5feet and the 4awg wire for the mono is like 10 inches.

Yeah, not an issue

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you could do it with a really short run of 4 gauge. like less than 2 feet long. but if you can spend the money on a bc2k you should be able to afford a good 0 gauge kit

true, but i am a bit broke atm. with a $1000 marching band fee im struggling to buy ANYTHING right now.

but i will buy more 0awg after i buy a battery, subs and wood for an enclosure.

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uhh i lemme say this. i have 0awg run from the front to back, and a distribution block for my mono and 2 channel, the 8awg is about 1.5feet and the 4awg wire for the mono is like 10 inches.

That's not too good. I'd invest in some wire and fuses if I where you man.

And another battery.

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