@@jeremyochoa1097 to power a car amp you need a power supply that puts out 12 volts from what I heard but never used my car amp I just connected the positive and negative to 2 12 inch subs and they sound good and played around with the bass knob
Damn dude! I have ONE of those same Orions that I am trying to test since I haven't had it connected for years. That thing used to make my eyes shake and literally broke my rear view mirror glue, i glued it on again, and it broke the chunk of windshield that the rear view mirror was glued to out. I can't imagine having 4. That's awesome!
when I was a kid (2002-03) I put 2 10s with the same style set up as this but all I used was a boat battery and a car charger lol that shit banged my bedroom so hard 😂 I can’t believe I didn’t burn my parents house down. Shit was crazy now that I look back 🤣🤣🤣
Thanks ,bro i finally got my powermax , I'm running a stetsom 10,500 watts rms at 1ohm . And 1 15 subwoofer 10,000 watts RMS . This power max is amazing it does the job really well.
@@blazedlegend I get more power on car amps this amp really shakes my sub . Its amazing. I'm using crown just for mids and tweeters. Thanks for your help.
You can do the same thing with a desktop PSU, or an Ant Miner power supply. If you are going to have an amplifier that ranges 1000 watts rms or higher, recommended to get a 2 farad cap just to be on safe side. Used to have car audio as a stereo at home. I loved having 3 10's in my bedroom and 4 6x9s on a car head unit was great for making beats at home when i was 19. 28 now, so this was almost 10 years ago for me. My neighbors hated me back then.
@@abisailmurillo124 antminer psu's run on 12 volt dc. Amplifers remote power line is also 12 volt. You can clip all the connectors off the antminer psu wire 1 yellow for remote, and the rest to 12v. Then all black to ground.
I use mind to psu and push 4000 watts Lanzar 4channel with crossover to separate to mid high to bass shit dummin my neighbor called a police for me and still plyn idgaf at all they not gone do shit at all
What you did is exactly what I'm trying to do and to make beat's as well. That's my main focus for this. I have a 1000w rms amp for sub and a seprate amp for two car speakers. What's the method that worked for you?
I like the" Slash Series 1000/1 amp it's still one of the best and underrated car amps on the market I've heard RMS continuous wattage at 12-14 volts DC
@@blazedlegend *I don’t get it,if you can hook it up in house,why can’t we do the same for people that have electric vehicles without using the alternator?*
For a more simple budget friendly setup you can use an Xbox power supply, PC power supply or something like such and split the wires accordingly. For the PC power supply you will have to trick it into thinking the power button is pressed so it is always on. Then you can hookup a car stereo to power your speakers. For a sub you could use a home theatre box and connect via RCA
@@NeoNova people show you in pc builds etc when testing builds and custom water cooling i dont remeber the exact wires but look up how to turn on a pc power supply without a switch and there should be videos
@@NeoNova actually i found you run a jumper wire from the green wire on your power supply to any of the black ground wires on the pin connecter or just cut the wires and tie them together you're welcome (the main pin connecter that runs to the motherboard ie. the big wide one with all the holes lol)
while yes you could, but you'd have to buy a 1500w pc power supply to match the current output on his Pmax power supply, as far as xbox power supplies, i dont see how you can power a 1500w sub on a 200w xbox 360 psu To make this real easy to understand, if your sub is 1500w, itll need 125amp at 12v input. anyone feel free to correct me, but to my knowledge, this is correct
it'll be fine it's a 120A converter, 1000(w) / 13.6(v) = 74ish(amps). Only thing I'm concerned about is how long do you want the wires to poke in the amp? o.O
Make sure to use a powerful enough power supply. A 12v power brick or something may turn on the amp, but can't deliver all the ampere, that a big amplifier needs, and it can damage both amplifier and power supply
I also just showed someone this trick with the Rem/Power jumper. I had to do it to test the amp in the car. No power turned out to be a fried remote wire. Wasn't trying to run the amp, but testing it to find out why there was no power. That guy was amazed & bummed. He just bought a new amp thinking the amp fried. Nope, just the remote wire. 😂
@@Theaudioguru crown amps XLi models will only do 8ohm bridged and 4ohm x 2. I have four car subs in my surround each dual 2ohm, each wired at 4ohms. Two 12s are connected to an xli1500 and two 10s to an xli 2500
I had 2 15" hx2 that i bought new in a sealed box. . with a audiobahn 2801q bridged , it made 10** rms.. cruisin in my 84 monte carlo in high school, little did i know that would be my prime years
I have a 10 inch kicker comp vr running off of a 200 watt fosi audio subwoofer amp and it honestly bumps pretty good it plugs into the wall no power supply needed I'm using a single din car stereo that I'm powering with a Nintendo wii power supply I just cut the end off and soldered the wires into the power connection of the head unit and I'm just using the two fosi audio amplifiers 100 watt one for the bookshelf speakers and the 200 for the subwoofer
for everyone who wants to set an amp up in their house, don't go over 14.4V and under 12V, it might damage your amplifier (unless you want to be sherlock holmes and see how it damages it, go ahead)
@@kultss most amps are rated to do their rated power at 14.4 volts, so staying in that range is recommended. In a vehical playing into the 12v range is below battery rest voltage and signifys a insufficient charging system.
@@hydroponic6561 well, probably not as the fuse between battery and amp in a car is just to save the battery/car from possible fire if short should happen or something like that
I'm a simple man. I see a JL W7, I click like lol. I've hooked up my system with a PC power supply too, pretty easy to do, makes a custom home stereo with car audio parts better than a lot of home theater speakers for the same price or a lot less (for stereo setups that is)
Really important question!! Are you using just that converter for your 8k watt setup!? I'm wanting to setup some subs and speakers in my room but I'd like to run a 2400 watt setup, will this converter work?? Your home build is sick BTW!! 👌💪💪
@@blazedlegend top secret? 🤣😂😂😂😂😂. I watched one video on another channel and I never saw anything else running it and so I was just wondering what else you got, is it like an extra battery or something? But idk, I may only run 1200 watt total, my neighbor is literally so close to me lol.
Let’s say I want to run 2 amps to one power supply, could I connect 2 positive to one terminal and same for the grounds? Would it just draw the amount of power it needs at both amps?
@@topthermite9253 yeah dude I got you here's the video explaining how to please be very safe doing this! czcams.com/video/YjMtcJ8S9Nc/video.html hit me up if you have any questions
You should really think about fusing that. short power wire from the power supply/battery terminal to an inline fuse holder, then the longer power wire to the amp. This adds an extra layer of protection for your amp and subwoofer. If there were to be a power surge or issue, it'd blow the inline fuse, effectively protecting your equipment.
You dont need a special power source like this, you can do it with a PC power supply not laptop supply but from a tower. As long as you have more than 40 amperes in 12v rail you are good to go with a modest 600/700w amplifier. Just do the jumpstart on the power supply using a cable to connect the green wire to the black in the 21pins big cable and conect the yellow from a molex to positive and black to negative.
Or you can use a pc power supply with a high current AGM battery in parallel to help the amp ✌ Edit: unfortunately the pc psu is regulated right at 12v and not up to 12.7v or 13.8 or even 14.4v
@@Thanson199415 Wich makes it useless as you have less power. I would suggest buying something like an audio grade meanwell PSU wich as far as i know can be adjusted a bit.
@@kaedeschulz5422 agreed. The psu in the video is a really good start but I would also add agm batteries for extra measure. A pc psu really isn't a good idea
So if I use the inverter do I need a specific amount of voltage from my house power outlet? For example in cars your electrical usually it’s better to have a higher amp alt and 2 batteries for power. I was wondering what would be the side effect of this?
Hola, tengo un problema y no se si alguien puede saber que pasa. tengo mi subwoofer (kipus apache a-120 3000wats) y cuando subo el volumen y suena el subwoofer, la etapa se pone en protección porque el voltaje baja de 14 hasta 11. si alguien sabe que puede ser lo que le pasa lo agradeceria mucho. un saludo a todos y gracias de antemano.
Does this work for any amp like I’m getting a skar rp-2000.1D will this work and can I run two remote wires? Like one for turn on and one to adjust the boost?
Did the power converter that you got? Did they come with the battery cable . I didn’t notice any new video when you opened the box and I cannot seem to find that has 120 A without the battery terminal cables. Could you direct me on how to get there because I went on the link you posted on your video and it’s not in Paramax.
Which power supply would I need to pick to run 3000w @14.4v amp for my subwoofer in my house? (Its able to run at 12v but it cant run all 3000w unless its at 14.4v)
In another video I saw you used a battery. Do you have to use a battery or can u just use a power supply, and what combo speaker/amp. And if can you just plug the rcas in the back of a receiver and plug in more speakers? I’m new to this stuff, lol
Is there any way I can get more power because I'm planning on getting two 6000 watt 15's and I don't know what amp or power supply I should use I don't know if I can or not. Because I'm 14 and have got no experience with this stuff aside from my 6.5 inch RCA sub
That should be good enough to power a 1500 watts amp, I'm personally using a Dell server psu @ 62amps which is good to power up to 750watt amp. Thanks a plenty for video
Hey man, just wondering what would be the best psu for my twin 12inch sub with a built in amp, its specs are 1200w per speaker so 2400w, 25amp fuse. If its easier i can send a picture of you it’s specs etc. I just need to know a place i can pm as cant see any way of sending pics or private messages on yt
Headunit: Pioneer MVH-21BT (22w RMS/channel) Battery: Nationwide 115 RC/800 CCA Charger: 15a Battery Charger Speakers: 2x Scosche 6x9, 75w RMS. Need 2 more but my Walmart can't seem to stock them. They actually put out, impressed for $37/pair. Subwoofer: Gothic 12" DVC 4ohm Enclosure: Skar AR12x1 Amp: Kicker CXA400.1 Wired to 2 ohm since only 1 sub, Kicker is rated at 300w RMS at 2 ohms but Kicker always underrates, probably getting more around 350w RMS. The sub gets DOWN in the Skar enclosure and for only pushing 350w, can't say enough about Kickers amps even though I'm not a fan of their subs. I've got a Jensen 600w 4 channel amp I need to throw onto my normal speakers, after Walmart decides to stock more of the Scosche's. Was thinking 2 per channel, so eventually should be at 8, 6x9s, 75w RMS each. The battery charger puts out around 200w~ continuous charge, sound systems obviously has their lower consumption times and peaks depending on what you're listening to, but the 15a charger honestly maintains my system paired with the 115 RC battery. 3000sqft house, and you can FEEL the bass throughout the entire house without even cranking wide open, sub still has room to go, but only able to wire down to 2 ohm. 115 RC battery is capable of putting out 25 amps for 115 minutes, so like 600-700 watts of capacity, but will receive 400 watts of charge before that drains. And that's assuming a consistent 25 amp draw for 115 minutes, sound systems don't pull consistently. Never dip below 60% charge, which is what my battery charger actually likes to maintain at, which avoids gassing of the battery, works great. I got a 100Wh battery pack charged up at all times for a quick jump/quick charge if I ever need it, but I haven't had to use it yet. It's also capable of charging at like 25 watts via Type C, but no need for it, yet. Don't sleep on Car Audio indoors, shit slaps and is a ton of fun, even more fun not having to worry about gas prices and fuel consumption just to get the boom boom on.
Could I connect a sealed AGM (so it isn't leaking in my house) directly to this power supply their website says they have a smart battery charging system. Does that mean I could seamlessly add an AGM as a power buffer? I know you can also add a capacitor. But an AGM added to my car setup was unbelievable. It pushes a few thousand watt system fill tilt with the car off without any dimming. It's kind of incredible. So I wonder if it could help my home electrical to add an AGM to this. For reference I'm looking to run a taramps smart 3 bass at 0.5 ohms. I know this 120 amp supply may not be enough. But also, I'm thinking my home electrical may not be enough. Because after 1 to 2 thousand watts, lights start dimming. It just doesn't seem to me that I could get a clean 3 to 7 thousand watts from a regular home outlet/breaker. Am I wrong? I know I could check this to see what I have in my house. I will before I pull the trigger I'm just in the planning stages and I'm wondering if an AGM or two may be the way to go. I eventually want a clean 5 to 8k watts on the entire system. It'll have something around the lines of four 12s or four 15 inch drivers. And likely a few DS18 on the mids, likely some ds18 super tweeters. I want to keep the whole setup car audio, for the novelty of it. Right now I just have an Amazon power supply I got for like 60 bucks. It claims it can provide a thousand watts, but I doubt that.
I've got a question for you ; so I live off grid an I got a Rockford Fosgate subwoofer and amp an I'm curious if I can hook it up to a car battery as a power supply which will be connected to a solar panel. Then have car speakers mounted an a car head unit to connect Bluetooth to my phone. Is that possible? What would I need to connect the components? Yes, may seem like a juvenile question, but I haven't had much experience with car audio so I'm asking.
How do i know how many volts of a power supply i need? Like im trying to get an 800 watt woofer so how many volts should the power supply be? Thanks for your time if you do read this.
This lady was giving all her stuff away in her house cause she was moving and saw a 1,000 watt receiver and took it and it works beautifully got lucky
Awesome!
I got a 600 watt lanzar amp and a 100 watt kenwood that way both work great sold the lanzar though
Wut kind is it looking for a new one
@@jeremyochoa1097 to power a car amp you need a power supply that puts out 12 volts from what I heard but never used my car amp I just connected the positive and negative to 2 12 inch subs and they sound good and played around with the bass knob
me too like you 😅💫
Blazed is a legend for making this
Good one
that is one insane power supply. The possibilities are limitless!
They're used for campers to charge the battery. I literally have the same one in my Fleetwood camper.....hmmm.....
Damn dude! I have ONE of those same Orions that I am trying to test since I haven't had it connected for years. That thing used to make my eyes shake and literally broke my rear view mirror glue, i glued it on again, and it broke the chunk of windshield that the rear view mirror was glued to out. I can't imagine having 4. That's awesome!
This was Exactly what I needed to hook up an Alpine Amp to a set of small monitors. Thanks so much for this simple and explanatory video🤘🏻
your demo really hits over my 12's at home hahaha
Thank you so much brother🙏🏾 you did it step-by-step It was very easy to understand what wires go to what. This was a big help.💯👍🏾
Glad to help brother ✊❤️
@@blazedlegend does the power wire come with the powermax supply? also do I need a remote wire?
@@blazedlegend do you have the powermax power supply connected to anything
when I was a kid (2002-03) I put 2 10s with the same style set up as this but all I used was a boat battery and a car charger lol that shit banged my bedroom so hard 😂 I can’t believe I didn’t burn my parents house down. Shit was crazy now that I look back 🤣🤣🤣
Also I wish I had that power supply back then soo bad!
Thanks ,bro i finally got my powermax , I'm running a stetsom 10,500 watts rms at 1ohm .
And 1 15 subwoofer 10,000 watts RMS .
This power max is amazing it does the job really well.
What do you think you get more power from the crown amps or Powermax on car amp
@@blazedlegend I get more power on car amps this amp really shakes my sub .
Its amazing.
I'm using crown just for mids and tweeters.
Thanks for your help.
@@dago1983able what fkn 15 are you sending 10k to 🤣
You can do the same thing with a desktop PSU, or an Ant Miner power supply.
If you are going to have an amplifier that ranges 1000 watts rms or higher, recommended to get a 2 farad cap just to be on safe side.
Used to have car audio as a stereo at home.
I loved having 3 10's in my bedroom and 4 6x9s on a car head unit was great for making beats at home when i was 19.
28 now, so this was almost 10 years ago for me. My neighbors hated me back then.
yoooo i was thinking the same but how? i have psu's or antminer psu's as well
@@abisailmurillo124 antminer psu's run on 12 volt dc. Amplifers remote power line is also 12 volt. You can clip all the connectors off the antminer psu wire 1 yellow for remote, and the rest to 12v.
Then all black to ground.
I use mind to psu and push 4000 watts Lanzar 4channel with crossover to separate to mid high to bass shit dummin my neighbor called a police for me and still plyn idgaf at all they not gone do shit at all
What you did is exactly what I'm trying to do and to make beat's as well. That's my main focus for this. I have a 1000w rms amp for sub and a seprate amp for two car speakers. What's the method that worked for you?
F*** neighbors. They know who they are🤨
I like the" Slash Series 1000/1 amp it's still one of the best and underrated car amps on the market I've heard RMS continuous wattage at 12-14 volts DC
the slash is full bridge i believe. that's some pricey equipment he's got there
Thankyou bruh I been looking for 20 mins
Awesome job.. I literally felt all that bass over here🙉🙉🙉🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥💪💪💪👏👏
Respect brotha ✊❤️
@@blazedlegend *I don’t get it,if you can hook it up in house,why can’t we do the same for people that have electric vehicles without using the alternator?*
For a more simple budget friendly setup you can use an Xbox power supply, PC power supply or something like such and split the wires accordingly. For the PC power supply you will have to trick it into thinking the power button is pressed so it is always on. Then you can hookup a car stereo to power your speakers. For a sub you could use a home theatre box and connect via RCA
How do you trick it?
@@NeoNova people show you in pc builds etc when testing builds and custom water cooling i dont remeber the exact wires but look up how to turn on a pc power supply without a switch and there should be videos
@@NeoNova actually i found you run a jumper wire from the green wire on your power supply to any of the black ground wires on the pin connecter or just cut the wires and tie them together you're welcome (the main pin connecter that runs to the motherboard ie. the big wide one with all the holes lol)
@@NeoNova Take the green wire and wire it to a ground wire on the PSU
while yes you could, but you'd have to buy a 1500w pc power supply to match the current output on his Pmax power supply, as far as xbox power supplies, i dont see how you can power a 1500w sub on a 200w xbox 360 psu
To make this real easy to understand, if your sub is 1500w, itll need 125amp at 12v input.
anyone feel free to correct me, but to my knowledge, this is correct
😊 Super clean setup. 👍👍
Wow that's as powerful as a car alternator I LOVE IT!!
Soundqubed 💪
@Robert Johnson Hi Who the hell are you and what's with you righting me under random older messages I wrote. That F ing cool😎
Big thanks you for the this lesson! ❤️
Np brotha ✊❤️
I told you this would blow up man
When did you tell him this¿
@@c-zen890 a long time ago
it'll be fine it's a 120A converter, 1000(w) / 13.6(v) = 74ish(amps). Only thing I'm concerned about is how long do you want the wires to poke in the amp? o.O
Hello, I don't speak much English but your video is very good and thanks to it I was able to put my speaker in my room.
Also love your videos man keep it up and you will become famous 💪💪🔥🔥
Make sure to use a powerful enough power supply. A 12v power brick or something may turn on the amp, but can't deliver all the ampere, that a big amplifier needs, and it can damage both amplifier and power supply
I love music and I love the sound of bass
I also just showed someone this trick with the Rem/Power jumper.
I had to do it to test the amp in the car.
No power turned out to be a fried remote wire.
Wasn't trying to run the amp, but testing it to find out why there was no power.
That guy was amazed & bummed.
He just bought a new amp thinking the amp fried.
Nope, just the remote wire. 😂
How did you connect the positive and negative wires to the amp? I only have one speaker wire coming from the amp
Nice video man. I'm a Long time JL audio fan and I like your choice of the JL Audio W-7 sub and the " Slash
I miss mine bad! I had two 13.5 jl w7,s in my 95 S10 on two 1000/1 jl amps! Dude it has at least been 15 years since I had them! GOOD OL DAYS!
Thats an insane hookup bro, the 13.5 w7's...umm best ever hands down
I did this for a couple of years until I decided to buy a Crown amp to push two old school fosgate hx2s. Best move ever! Crown amps rocks.
I've been looking into Crown amps myself to power a 12" JL Audio W7 in a sealed enclosure but not sure which model to get. Any recommendations?
@@JM-oj1ps I have a Crown xli1500. Pushes my two fosgates like no other
Do these amps do 1 and 2 ohm ?
@@Theaudioguru crown amps XLi models will only do 8ohm bridged and 4ohm x 2. I have four car subs in my surround each dual 2ohm, each wired at 4ohms. Two 12s are connected to an xli1500 and two 10s to an xli 2500
I had 2 15" hx2 that i bought new in a sealed box. . with a audiobahn 2801q bridged , it made 10** rms.. cruisin in my 84 monte carlo in high school, little did i know that would be my prime years
Thanks for this video. My powermax came today I can't wait to try it out your the man. 👊🏿🍻💯
Sheeeesh, congrats 💯
Lol yes sir 120 amps that's bad ass 🤣
My uncle got couple 15s and 18s connected to his projector in the living room man that shit sounds louder than a movie theater
I have a 10 inch kicker comp vr running off of a 200 watt fosi audio subwoofer amp and it honestly bumps pretty good it plugs into the wall no power supply needed I'm using a single din car stereo that I'm powering with a Nintendo wii power supply I just cut the end off and soldered the wires into the power connection of the head unit and I'm just using the two fosi audio amplifiers 100 watt one for the bookshelf speakers and the 200 for the subwoofer
I'm using a computer power supply which costed me around 20 bucks and has a brand label Crossair.
My amp works so good on it.
How’s your electric bill every month I used the same and it drew serious current bill was almost $400
@@robertberry2237 Bro, It takes the same energy a computer does. So it doesnt make a difference if you use a computer or an amplifier.
@@bakhtiyargillani i have a 1500 amp and idk with what to power it up and I tried an Xbox adapter but it turns off after 3 seconds
@@7k_flako As per Xbox adapter, it's just 1A or 3 i believe?
You can't power your amp with it.
Just go get a Server PSU.
Your amp will do good
Thanks helped me connect my 500 watt system!
Happy to help! ✊❤️
Great video bro!
thank you bro :]
No prob
for everyone who wants to set an amp up in their house, don't go over 14.4V and under 12V, it might damage your amplifier (unless you want to be sherlock holmes and see how it damages it, go ahead)
Most amps are stable into the mid to high 15 volt range.
@@Penguinboy1995 might be honestly, I'm not really sure about that and all I know is that the most safe way with car amps is to stay in 12-14V range
@@kultss most amps are rated to do their rated power at 14.4 volts, so staying in that range is recommended. In a vehical playing into the 12v range is below battery rest voltage and signifys a insufficient charging system.
Other than managing voltage does anyone know if a fuse is needed between the power supply and the sub amp? thanks
@@hydroponic6561 well, probably not as the fuse between battery and amp in a car is just to save the battery/car from possible fire if short should happen or something like that
would you want to install a fuse holder in the power wire between the amp and the powermax like you would between an amp and the car battery?
I'm a simple man. I see a JL W7, I click like lol. I've hooked up my system with a PC power supply too, pretty easy to do, makes a custom home stereo with car audio parts better than a lot of home theater speakers for the same price or a lot less (for stereo setups that is)
Really important question!! Are you using just that converter for your 8k watt setup!? I'm wanting to setup some subs and speakers in my room but I'd like to run a 2400 watt setup, will this converter work?? Your home build is sick BTW!! 👌💪💪
Yea I am using it on the 8k, just saying you won’t be getting anything over 1500 watts with it tho
@@blazedlegend what else do I need to run to make it work?
@@blazedlegend top secret? 🤣😂😂😂😂😂. I watched one video on another channel and I never saw anything else running it and so I was just wondering what else you got, is it like an extra battery or something? But idk, I may only run 1200 watt total, my neighbor is literally so close to me lol.
@@CodyLowevlogs lol yeah neighbours finna get mad if they close
@@CodyLowevlogs if you want it to work add a battery inline
What gauge of cable did you use for the power
Looks like 6
Let’s say I want to run 2 amps to one power supply, could I connect 2 positive to one terminal and same for the grounds? Would it just draw the amount of power it needs at both amps?
You are a F*cking legend! Thanks for the tutorial.
As a teen I used a computer power supply out of a computer I wasn't using anymore worked great neighbors hated me
Can you tell me how. I have a spare psu and been wanting to hook up my subwoofer in house for the longest of time
@@topthermite9253 yeah dude I got you here's the video explaining how to please be very safe doing this! czcams.com/video/YjMtcJ8S9Nc/video.html hit me up if you have any questions
@@topthermite9253 I think you have to open up the psu box and find the big + and - wires connect those to your amp
You should really think about fusing that. short power wire from the power supply/battery terminal to an inline fuse holder, then the longer power wire to the amp. This adds an extra layer of protection for your amp and subwoofer. If there were to be a power surge or issue, it'd blow the inline fuse, effectively protecting your equipment.
Team no fuse here 👌
This whole “team no fuse” is a naive and extremely risky movement. Best of luck to your equipment. 👍
@@iongeneral yes but for my case it’s not very useful... power supplies are fused and safe
@@iongeneral good amps come with fuses built in hes fine
If you gotta fuse & holder lying around I'd use it but it's true that the two components are fused themselves
can I get the measurement for the subwoofer box, tried to make one but wasn't banging especially the port
A jl w7 and 4 hcca orions dwamn in the house geezus
Props on the setup
Where you purchase all. Your subs and why u have so many😭😩😩🔥
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dude thats a massive sub
Vid helped a lot ty.
You dont need a special power source like this, you can do it with a PC power supply not laptop supply but from a tower. As long as you have more than 40 amperes in 12v rail you are good to go with a modest 600/700w amplifier.
Just do the jumpstart on the power supply using a cable to connect the green wire to the black in the 21pins big cable and conect the yellow from a molex to positive and black to negative.
A pc PSU doesn't deliver the power really. They are not designed for the impulsive load of an amp.
Or you can use a pc power supply with a high current AGM battery in parallel to help the amp ✌
Edit: unfortunately the pc psu is regulated right at 12v and not up to 12.7v or 13.8 or even 14.4v
@@Thanson199415 Wich makes it useless as you have less power.
I would suggest buying something like an audio grade meanwell PSU wich as far as i know can be adjusted a bit.
@@kaedeschulz5422 agreed. The psu in the video is a really good start but I would also add agm batteries for extra measure. A pc psu really isn't a good idea
@@Thanson199415 TBH i see no point in using car amps at home in the first place😅
21 год, люди до сих пор слушают bass love ..... рука лицо
So if I use the inverter do I need a specific amount of voltage from my house power outlet? For example in cars your electrical usually it’s better to have a higher amp alt and 2 batteries for power. I was wondering what would be the side effect of this?
I got one question for you what size gauge wire do you have on the because I keep on thinking that it's 4/0 gauge instead of 1/0@
gauge
Hola, tengo un problema y no se si alguien puede saber que pasa.
tengo mi subwoofer (kipus apache a-120 3000wats) y cuando subo el volumen y suena el subwoofer, la etapa se pone en protección porque el voltaje baja de 14 hasta 11. si alguien sabe que puede ser lo que le pasa lo agradeceria mucho. un saludo a todos y gracias de antemano.
Necesitas mas power
Tu alternador no tiene el poder para cargar la batería durante el uso de la sistema. Hagara un alternador más potente o un capacitor
I don't get how you guys don't have cops coming daily lmao, i have one 12 on less than 500w and i never max it out bc of room gain
africa is a free continent you can play with max vol
@@hillarychangwo6972 looks like american wall sockets
@@dylancurbjumper hahahah not funny
Does this work for any amp like I’m getting a skar rp-2000.1D will this work and can I run two remote wires? Like one for turn on and one to adjust the boost?
Awesome video man keep up the awesome videos and ignore those negative dislikes and hates
Yeah bro, you too ✊❤️
We’re making out the mud
I have a question..if you had to speaker in one box..would you run parallel or in series?
Best Video Thanks!!
very helpful thanks for sharing
Ofc
You are a saint 🙏🏻
I need one of those Powermax supplies for my setup for my home theater
Never too late to order one
does the subwoofer ohm matter? my sub can be 4 or 8 the amp i think was designed for 4, thank you for your help
Did the power converter that you got? Did they come with the battery cable . I didn’t notice any new video when you opened the box and I cannot seem to find that has 120 A without the battery terminal cables. Could you direct me on how to get there because I went on the link you posted on your video and it’s not in Paramax.
what power supply would i need to run a 1250 watt amp ?
Which power supply would I need to pick to run 3000w @14.4v amp for my subwoofer in my house? (Its able to run at 12v but it cant run all 3000w unless its at 14.4v)
120a
can you set your gians this way by running a sound wave on your phone?
In another video I saw you used a battery. Do you have to use a battery or can u just use a power supply, and what combo speaker/amp. And if can you just plug the rcas in the back of a receiver and plug in more speakers? I’m new to this stuff, lol
I follow yu on tiktok good content
What type of screws do you use to connect the speaker wires to the amp?
Is there any way I can get more power because I'm planning on getting two 6000 watt 15's and I don't know what amp or power supply I should use I don't know if I can or not. Because I'm 14 and have got no experience with this stuff aside from my 6.5 inch RCA sub
Bruh got a damn DUB7 running his Call of Duty lol hell ya
im glad you have lot subscribers
Can I hook up a taramp 12,000 watts to that power converter?
And will run with any issues?
Because I have a 10,000 watts RMS subwoofer .
Thank you .
The power supply will power any kind of amplifier just don’t expect to be getting 12k watts LMFAO
@@blazedlegend thank you , bro
If I get a 100amp 1460 watt power max power supply can I connect a 1k watt amplifier? Like would the amp be fine or would it get fried?
That should be good enough to power a 1500 watts amp, I'm personally using a Dell server psu @ 62amps which is good to power up to 750watt amp. Thanks a plenty for video
Would the power max support a 16k watts rms sound system? I curious what will happen to my house
Is the 100 amp a big drop from the 120? 120 amps are hard to find and I don't wanna drop $260 on a power supply.
Can you Link the silver thing. Cause I wanna build a bass for my HOME but i Dont really understand everything that i need.
😁👍big bass in the house😎
Really thinking bout doing a setup in the house but got a budget but pretty sure I could pull it off
Hey man, just wondering what would be the best psu for my twin 12inch sub with a built in amp, its specs are 1200w per speaker so 2400w, 25amp fuse. If its easier i can send a picture of you it’s specs etc. I just need to know a place i can pm as cant see any way of sending pics or private messages on yt
Thanks. I wondered how to do this also.
Great video cuz...I have a 200A Stetsom power supply on 5 amplifiers. 8 12" subs. Mids and highs...
Is it just a subwoofer or do u have speakers with the subwoofers if so how did u connect the speakers
Headunit: Pioneer MVH-21BT (22w RMS/channel)
Battery: Nationwide 115 RC/800 CCA
Charger: 15a Battery Charger
Speakers: 2x Scosche 6x9, 75w RMS. Need 2 more but my Walmart can't seem to stock them. They actually put out, impressed for $37/pair.
Subwoofer: Gothic 12" DVC 4ohm
Enclosure: Skar AR12x1
Amp: Kicker CXA400.1
Wired to 2 ohm since only 1 sub, Kicker is rated at 300w RMS at 2 ohms but Kicker always underrates, probably getting more around 350w RMS.
The sub gets DOWN in the Skar enclosure and for only pushing 350w, can't say enough about Kickers amps even though I'm not a fan of their subs.
I've got a Jensen 600w 4 channel amp I need to throw onto my normal speakers, after Walmart decides to stock more of the Scosche's. Was thinking 2 per channel, so eventually should be at 8, 6x9s, 75w RMS each.
The battery charger puts out around 200w~ continuous charge, sound systems obviously has their lower consumption times and peaks depending on what you're listening to, but the 15a charger honestly maintains my system paired with the 115 RC battery.
3000sqft house, and you can FEEL the bass throughout the entire house without even cranking wide open, sub still has room to go, but only able to wire down to 2 ohm.
115 RC battery is capable of putting out 25 amps for 115 minutes, so like 600-700 watts of capacity, but will receive 400 watts of charge before that drains. And that's assuming a consistent 25 amp draw for 115 minutes, sound systems don't pull consistently. Never dip below 60% charge, which is what my battery charger actually likes to maintain at, which avoids gassing of the battery, works great. I got a 100Wh battery pack charged up at all times for a quick jump/quick charge if I ever need it, but I haven't had to use it yet. It's also capable of charging at like 25 watts via Type C, but no need for it, yet.
Don't sleep on Car Audio indoors, shit slaps and is a ton of fun, even more fun not having to worry about gas prices and fuel consumption just to get the boom boom on.
could you use a 1200 amp in your house for a great speaker systeym?
Can you run RCA s off your tv into the amp since the TV is AC powered will that effect the amp signal since it is DC powered.
is there a way i could connect a sub setup liek this to my pc with speakers and have it work?
I Used an xbox 360 power cord for this...plugged it in to the wall, worked fine as well
Could I connect a sealed AGM (so it isn't leaking in my house) directly to this power supply their website says they have a smart battery charging system. Does that mean I could seamlessly add an AGM as a power buffer? I know you can also add a capacitor. But an AGM added to my car setup was unbelievable. It pushes a few thousand watt system fill tilt with the car off without any dimming. It's kind of incredible. So I wonder if it could help my home electrical to add an AGM to this. For reference I'm looking to run a taramps smart 3 bass at 0.5 ohms. I know this 120 amp supply may not be enough. But also, I'm thinking my home electrical may not be enough. Because after 1 to 2 thousand watts, lights start dimming. It just doesn't seem to me that I could get a clean 3 to 7 thousand watts from a regular home outlet/breaker. Am I wrong? I know I could check this to see what I have in my house. I will before I pull the trigger I'm just in the planning stages and I'm wondering if an AGM or two may be the way to go. I eventually want a clean 5 to 8k watts on the entire system. It'll have something around the lines of four 12s or four 15 inch drivers. And likely a few DS18 on the mids, likely some ds18 super tweeters. I want to keep the whole setup car audio, for the novelty of it. Right now I just have an Amazon power supply I got for like 60 bucks. It claims it can provide a thousand watts, but I doubt that.
can you still hook up subs and an amplifier in a car without the power battery box thing ?
Yes. The power battery box thing is a power supply which is what the car battery essentially is.
Bass I love you!!
Only a sub is hooked up. What about mids and tweeters? Do you just connect them to the amp?
This was only a demonstration video... check out my other vids to see my real setup
can you run them together for more watts?
how do you use speakers along with this setup?
hey Blazed would i be able to hook up 2 6x9 speakers to the same amp i would be running my sub off of?
If it’s a monoblock amp nope
You would need like a 5ch amp or a 3ch amp. 5ch is 2 fronts 2 rears and a sub with the sub channel usually putting out more power, same w 3ch amps
What’s the connecter your using from the rcas to your phone
I've got a question for you ; so I live off grid an I got a Rockford Fosgate subwoofer and amp an I'm curious if I can hook it up to a car battery as a power supply which will be connected to a solar panel. Then have car speakers mounted an a car head unit to connect Bluetooth to my phone. Is that possible? What would I need to connect the components? Yes, may seem like a juvenile question, but I haven't had much experience with car audio so I'm asking.
How do i know how many volts of a power supply i need? Like im trying to get an 800 watt woofer so how many volts should the power supply be? Thanks for your time if you do read this.
Can you use this for everything at once or just the amp/sub?
wondering the same thing