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I have a question though, on only one particular song, a bass comp song with very low notes, the amp will go into protect mode, but I was watching the cap's voltage readout, and it never dropped below 12 something volts. Could this be because of grounds?

i wouldnt think so but it could be.

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Sorry to thread jack a lil bit, but i'm intregued by this, so if i was to ground my amp and power cap earth to the battery in my boot ( which has a run of 0/1 AWG wire from the front positive and negative) i would have better sound etc? becuase basically my amp earth pretty much goes over the battery in the boot so i could easily attach it to the battery instead of the chassis!

thanks!!

yeas man, that box is pretty damn big! looks like a good job..............do you have any more build pics of the box etc?

btw the only thing i would say to have done is to router all the edges on the box......makes it look so much nicer IMO bud:)

Good Job!!

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