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How To Strap An Amp


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they have to be made to be strapped they usally have a master/slave switch and the 2nd amp takes the settings off the first amp. you run rcas off the master to the slave. Also there is a piece of speaker wire that links the 2 amps and the + output comes off one amp and the - off the other. This might not be true for all amps some are different.

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not hatin, but am i wrong here it looks as if the amp is not grounded its hooked directly to the battery. it that the way it should be.

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not all amps can be strapped. make sure yours are able to be strapped if you try to. hifonics has a module where you can wire...i think up to 5 amps and link em together tho

 

 

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not all amps can be strapped. make sure yours are able to be strapped if you try to. hifonics has a module where you can wire...i think up to 5 amps and link em together tho

not true!!! any amp can be strapped just not ment to be

all you need is a way to 180 "phase" out one of the amps

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well i have a smaller amp with the rca output. its a smaller amp than the one i want to strap it too so can i have my rcas go into it and then out throught the out put and into the next amp and get more power?

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not true!!! any amp can be strapped just not ment to be

all you need is a way to 180 "phase" out one of the amps

how do i do that?

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well i have a smaller amp with the rca output. its a smaller amp than the one i want to strap it too so can i have my rcas go into it and then out throught the out put and into the next amp and get more power?

ya you cant do that! if you strap an amp it has to be the exact same amp

sell the small amp both can not be used

Have you ever had your woofers blown?

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