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well.. i always keep the voltage at 13 volts when i got the system up but safely whats the lowest i should let the volts drop?

1998 gmc extd cab

12 crossfire C710s

4 SAZ-4500s

3 Singer 400A alts
buncha mids/highs

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I wouldn't want to let it get any lower than 13 volts but that is just my opinion.

thats the lowest i let it go unless im not paying attention and it goes to 12 or so then i turn it down a bit to try to keep it up at 13

1998 gmc extd cab

12 crossfire C710s

4 SAZ-4500s

3 Singer 400A alts
buncha mids/highs

Team Asshole

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i've always stuck to the rule of thumb. 12 volt system right? no lower than 12 volts

i was thinking leave the 12 sitting in the box in the hole and duck tape from the bottom of the sub to the bottom of the baffle so the sub doesnt free air. would that work?

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alright thanks i guess i can get a little more out of the system now then not much tho

1998 gmc extd cab

12 crossfire C710s

4 SAZ-4500s

3 Singer 400A alts
buncha mids/highs

Team Asshole

Posted
no less than 10 volts.

Wut ;/

Anything less than 12v is getting into danger territory, your rail voltage will be plummeting big time, you'll be clipping something wicked even if your gains were set by DMM or scope, everything starts getting unhappy.

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10.x volts fo' life!

Posted

Uh I guess I read the question differently than everyone else. Thats why my answer is 10. I never let my voltage at my large amp go under 12.2.

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