My system. I love it.

The97Runner

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I was bored and i decided i would share my system with you all. Enjoy
 

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Its a 2000 watt class D. Yea it is enough those subs are rated 750-1000 watts max. Thanks!
 
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Nice Setup! I offer you this advice: place the fuse closer to the battery. You will get better sound quality and more protection for your amp. But still amazing setup. 2 Kicker Solo's 12"?
 
Sweet. Love the subs...

I have a Custom amp ( 500 W per channel ). Made it out of Simple and easy to get 2N3055 transistors operating in class A/B push pull mode.

Let me tell you something fellas. Any transistorized amp is sure to perform better than a chip. Chip amps suffer from high end harmonics.Transistorized amps are also more stable and give more punch.

Anyone with basic electronics experience can assemble it. A few of my friends have done it already. The components plus the board wont cost you more than $60 max but beats most of the higher end amps by far.

If anybody wants the circuit diagram PM me.

Cheers
Jason
Long Beach Toyota
 
As a former ET2(SW) in the Navy for 9 years (and an IT guy for 16 years) I would most definitely agree with you; and am interested. PM coming your way. :)
 
Nice Setup! I offer you this advice: place the fuse closer to the battery. You will get better sound quality and more protection for your amp. But still amazing setup. 2 Kicker Solo's 12"?

Thanks for the advice on the fuse, its my first system and i hooked it up myself but had help with the headunit wire harness lol i will fersure put the fuse close to the battery the next time around and give it a try. And they are L7s
 
Thanks for the advice on the fuse, its my first system and i hooked it up myself but had help with the headunit wire harness lol i will fersure put the fuse close to the battery the next time around and give it a try. And they are L7s


Didn't even notice the fuse, but now I do. You definitely should put it within 6-10" of the battery!
 
@snowbrdr033

@Kung

I got your PM's. I will post the diagram on this thread this weekend.

Few of my college buddies are visiting over so don't have the time till this weekend.
 
Thanks for the advice on the fuse, its my first system and i hooked it up myself but had help with the headunit wire harness lol i will fersure put the fuse close to the battery the next time around and give it a try. And they are L7s

There wont be a next time because your truck will have burned to the ground by then. Do it now and save a headache or two.
 
There wont be a next time because your truck will have burned to the ground by then. Do it now and save a headache or two.

LOL but yes it is supposed to be installed within 6" of the battery. Check out crutchfield.com (& their forums) for install plans, guides and advice.
 

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