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Installing car subs in home?
Installing car subs in home?
The title pretty much explains my question. I have some old subs laying around and was wondering how hard it would be to hook them up in my apartment. How would I go about doing this, and is it even worth it?
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More work than its worth, yes a possible fire hazard depending on your wiring skillz
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you need a high current 12VDC power supply rated for 50-100A or more to handle amplifiers in a house. you can get away with the cheaper 2.5 or 5 amp models from radio shack for a head unit alone, but it wouldn't have the pwoer to drive a sub.
your best bet is still that plate amplifier I mentioned before.
Adire Audio's subs (Shivas for example) work very well in homes. they were originally marketed as home audio subs.
your best bet is still that plate amplifier I mentioned before.
Adire Audio's subs (Shivas for example) work very well in homes. they were originally marketed as home audio subs.

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