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Well I was curious what ya'lls opinion on fuse usage for your system. I know that my buddy for instance has about 2200 rms going to his sub and he has a huge fuse between his amp and sub plus the standard between batt to amp. Is there a "rule of thumb" when it comes to using fuses? What size, placement, and amount of fuses should one use?

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Wire: Knukonceptz 4G from batt back 12G Speaker

Amp: AudioPipe ap15001d

Sub: DC Audio LVL4 12"

Mids/Highs: TO BE DETERMINED.

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I've never heard of a fuse between an amp and driver. All you need is a fuse between the battery and amp. I'll try and grab more Info for you

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He has a fuse between the sub and amp? Like on the speaker wire?

Your right my bad hes got a huge fuse in the trunk plus the one in the engine compartment. Both are from batt to amp. But still why do you use what fuse?

2010 Scion TC

HU: Factory Pioneer Scion Edition

Wire: Knukonceptz 4G from batt back 12G Speaker

Amp: AudioPipe ap15001d

Sub: DC Audio LVL4 12"

Mids/Highs: TO BE DETERMINED.

Yeah Im a rookie DONT HATE.

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Your right my bad hes got a huge fuse in the trunk plus the one in the engine compartment. Both are from batt to amp. But still why do you use what fuse?

Did you not go look at what I told you to look at? The bigger the wore the more amperage.......................................

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Did you not go look at what I told you to look at? The bigger the wore the more amperage.......................................

Deffinately a forum rookie, cant find electrical catagory nor do I know what stickyed means. :ehh:

2010 Scion TC

HU: Factory Pioneer Scion Edition

Wire: Knukonceptz 4G from batt back 12G Speaker

Amp: AudioPipe ap15001d

Sub: DC Audio LVL4 12"

Mids/Highs: TO BE DETERMINED.

Yeah Im a rookie DONT HATE.

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Rule of thumb is to use a fuse within 18" of each battery on the positive run. So if you only have 1 battery and an amp, you fuse 18" or closer to the front battery. Fuse according to the fusing on your amp.

If you have multiple batteries, you also fuse within 18" of each battery. So for your positive run from front to back you fuse within 18" of the front battery and within 18" of the rear battery, fused to the size of the wire.

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Rule of thumb is to use a fuse within 18" of each battery on the positive run. So if you only have 1 battery and an amp, you fuse 18" or closer to the front battery. Fuse according to the fusing on your amp.

If you have multiple batteries, you also fuse within 18" of each battery. So for your positive run from front to back you fuse within 18" of the front battery and within 18" of the rear battery, fused to the size of the wire.

Size of fuse determined by the amp(s) your using?

2010 Scion TC

HU: Factory Pioneer Scion Edition

Wire: Knukonceptz 4G from batt back 12G Speaker

Amp: AudioPipe ap15001d

Sub: DC Audio LVL4 12"

Mids/Highs: TO BE DETERMINED.

Yeah Im a rookie DONT HATE.

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