(Edited late 2020, read all for tips!) Everything in this video still holds true! However, when I mentioned the jumper cable on the motherboard 24 pin, it’s actually the 3rd and 4th holes not 2nd and 3rd. My mistake, and don’t worry, you won’t blow anything up if you connect the other holes by accident. I may make an updated version of this video so stay tuned! Useful tips that helped me: -Power supplies with colored cables are the easiest to wire by far. -The max output you’re going to get from a typical PC power supply (from Amazon or local retailer) is usually around 120 amp’s, meaning a 1,200 watt rms subwoofer amp is about the max you could power. Realize that a 120 amp (1600w EVGA) power supply will cost you an arm and a leg. -Combining power supplies for more output is not usually a good idea unless you really know what they heck you’re doing. In most cases will NOT work. -Your power supply will shut off if you push your sub too hard, it’s an auto circuit-limit that will shut it off so it doesn’t break, try not to overdraw your supply.
Are you able to turn your bass all the way up? If I try to turn my bass up my psu shuts off for a couple of minutes. This tells me there is a village issue, that the psu has a protection feature that detects voltage drops or something. I've also read that you need 14v to get full power out of your amp and a psu will only output 12v. People are modding their psus, removing resistors and putting voltage regulators in them to get it to 14v. Do you know anything about this? I'm going to try an xbox 360 psu. Maybe that will work better idk. I'll try to report back with my findings.
@@LinuxUsersAreHung I wouldn’t mod any psus unless you know what you’re doing. 12v current is fine for the amplifiers but just realize the RMS ratings are conducted at 14v. This means 60 amps of 12v current will be a little less then 600 watts rms
@@Savvy_VR thankyou and I have another one, do I need to buy an additional active crossover like the hifonics HXFR for the amp or the amplifier filters are enough
Anything yk that can hold up to 3,000 watts? Since I recently took out my hifonics I wanted to connect to my tv just don’t know what can handle 3,000 watts of power connect to sum 2 12s
Its an EVGA 1300w Gold, but realize that not only is it expensive, but the cables are all colored black. If you can find the wiring diagram online you can sort them out (negatives and +12vs) it just takes time and effort
If you can afford it, try finding a supply that can put out 80 amps. But anywhere between 60-80 amps should push it pretty damn good. an 75 amp or 80 amp supply would allow you to max out the sub most likely
the way to do this properly is get a 12volt converter charger... they come in several amperages it also allows u to use battery buffer and always charges it i run a soundqubed 2500 watt amp @ 1ohm off this and 1 battery voltage never drops below 12.5 at full volume no clipping nothing if u starve ur amp u will cook it i use a PowerMax PM3-100 110V to 12V DV Power Supply Converter Charger for RV 100 Amp google it they have several models also at 2500W 12V that amp draws 209 amps at 100% effiency and spolier no amp runs above like 90% so u must have battery save your gear people!!! there are several current calculators out there dont jus wing it
Nice. I have two MTX Terminator 12s in my living room, and a cheap Boss Audio amp (not sure the wattage). Picked up a AC to DC converter, and a small Bluetooth receiver with speakers and separate sub outputs. Works great and the neighbors love it!
I have the same amp that you have and I was trying to do the same thing. Is it possible that you could send me the link to the power supply of just tell me what it is. And also maybe go more in depth on how to wire that to the amp because I suck at wiring😂:)
The one I bought has black cables which is a pain to wire since you need a diagram. I suggest trying to find one with colored cables that matches your amp’s fuse rating. Yellow wires go to amp’s positive (12v) and blacks go to the amp’s ground
@@Savvy_VR I have the evga 600watt 80 plus..not bronze etc..with the black cables. I've looked online but I'm not getting a confident pinout. Do you know where to find one??
Quick question if a car amplifier has a 20 amp fuse and the and a computer power supply puts out 12 volts dc at 15 amps will the car amplifier be able to still put out its full rms power per channel or will I get a voltage drop when I turn the gain up on the car amplifier itself
That supply will get it your sub moving, but if you wanna be safe and get max power I’d recommend finding one that puts out at least 20 amps. The more amps the better. Also, lots of car amps bass their RMS ratings at 14.4v, not 12v. So having extra amperage can help for sure
Looking to get the same setup but w a rp 8001d and I was wondering if you could send me the link to the diagram for the ground/battery cord and the same power supply you have! Thx would really help me out
Noqed I do NOT recommend buying the power supply i have. Not because it’s faulty or performs poorly, but because it’s way overkill. If you read my pinned comment it explains this. This power supply worked exactly the same for much cheaper and is much easier to separate the positive and ground cables. Simply use all the yellow cables for positive and all the blacks for ground. EVGA 400 N1, 400W, 2 Year Warranty, Power Supply 100-N1-0400-L1 www.amazon.com/dp/B00LV8TZAG/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_YfdcDb21HNGBZ
Hey barely seen this video I want to know if you could answer a few questions I am totally confused I how to really do this and have been trying for so long
What if i would use 3x 300W power supplies (all should be around 12V, have them just laying around from older desktops, tehnically i believe what could happen is that it will not draw power equally), i have vibe 1000.1D or smth 1000w rms 3x 40 amp fuses on it. I know that you shouldnt go past the rms rating soo 900W tehnically would be enough? As max and arent computer powersuplies meant to handle constant power so they should handle more for a sub, tehnically? (Bc if you run a song you wont have constant power in any way). Am I complete idiot for thinking that, let me know.
and if u do go this route with power pc power supply i recommend a "SPST power switch" from radshack between pin 4and 5 from top left of of harness from power supply the switch allows 1 button on and off jus like a puter case does and if your jus using a battery to power ur amp get an SPST switch between remote and 12volt for turn on and off rather then pullin wires or jumpering
Hey thanks for the video Jm_YT your video is actually pretty easy to understand but I still need help if I need 400 watts for my speakers what kind of power supply do I need or does only matter about the amp? Thanks
Of course, so the power supply will be used to power your speaker amp. Make sure your amp is powerful enough for your speakers (200w-400w RMS in your case) and then just find a pc power supply that puts out at least 40 amps at 12v. To do this, go on Amazon or another electronics store- search for pc power supply, look for perhaps a 500w model. You can view how much amperage the supply puts out from the photos on Amazon. It’s displayed on the side of the physical power supply in a graph form.
Hey bro can you please answer a quick question. I just bought a 3 8 inch enclosure sub with the same 1200 watt amp. I bought a power supppy with 60 amps. Will it work? And if so, is it safe to underpower it
You'll get about 600 watts rms out of that power supply. Nothing wrong with underpowering the subs just don't clip them. You probably wont be able to clip them anyway since your supply will shut itself off if you try to draw more than 60 amps (avoid overdrawing)
My speaker had RCA IN and RCA OUT which was really useful for this kind of thing. The RCA OUT on my Bluetooth speaker went to the sub amp. You'd need some sort of home stereo or system that can provide and audio OUT jack to your subwoofer amp (and play midrange speakers)
Need help in finding a power supply I want to run a alpine 12 type r 750w rms in the house I have a 1500 planet audio I wanna run it does 1125 rms at 2 ohms
Great video. I am new to this so I was hoping you could help me out. I have an “old” speaker and amp I am wanting to use for my home gym. My amp is the Kicker dx250.1 (250w). I also have one 12” kicker comp. I would like to hook this up to a similar sony speaker that you have. Or, I have a spare 3.1 Vizio sound bar. What power supply do I need to power my amp?
Ok I have the skar Rp1500.1D and im really having trouble trying to find the right power supply. I tried using a Xbox 360 power supply but I really didn’t get much from it. Do you know where a can get the right power supply from?
Check amazon.com- look for perhaps an EVGA power supply. The more amps (output at 12v) the better! You'd want 150 amps to fully satisfy your amp... however it may be difficult to find a power supply that powerful. Try finding one that puts out at least 60 amps if you wanna get your sub moving. If your sub is a 600 watt rms sub anyway, a 60 amp power supply would work fine!
It’s a Sony MHC-V11. Discontinued as of today but you can possibly find one used. The Sony speaker has an audio IN stereo ports as well as audio OUT stereo ports. So basically I had my laptop (UA-cam) connected to the stereo audio IN ports on the speaker, then had another pair of RCA cables going from the audio OUT ports to the subwoofer amp
how the sq on that amp? i love rockford and skar... decisions decisions... whats your preference on a $200 sub and 600-1200 watts. i was thinking the p3-12 or the skar vxf 12.
Anybody know if a car battery will back feed into a computer PSU and blow it up when the power is disconnected? I found a 20 amp supply in a skip but with a more powerful amp if I had a buffer battery it would handle more powerful peaks (kick drum). I'm wondering though whether I have to disconnect the battery first before I turn it off. The battery + would be connected to the power supply + and battery - to power supply -, and the amp would be connected in parallel with the battery/PSU combo.
I have problem with the power supply jumper cable, i have corsair vs450 and i dont know what color wires i jump. Does anyone know what color or what pins i need to connect?
Read my pinned comment, but if that doesn't work don't be afraid to try connecting different holes to see which ones work. If you're referring to the actual jumper wire and what to use, basically any copper wire like speaker wire works fine
How do I know what power supply to get in the first place I’m looking but I don’t know much wattage I need I getting a mtx tnp 12 inch 1200w peak (Rms 800w) Sub with and amp with a 60amp fuse anyone know what I need? :/
@@expired3725 Check the side of the power supply, there’s often a label that shows current output. It will show different voltages and the output of amps (A). Look for amps put out at 12v. it will be something like 40A or 60A depending on the wattage. If you want an easy rule of thumb, most pc power supplies are about 10 amps less than what they’re rated for. For example, the 500w power supplies usually put out about 40 something amps. 600w 50, and so on. If you want the exact answer though, do check the label on the supply for current output or check manufacturer’s website
(Edited late 2020, read all for tips!) Everything in this video still holds true! However, when I mentioned the jumper cable on the motherboard 24 pin, it’s actually the 3rd and 4th holes not 2nd and 3rd. My mistake, and don’t worry, you won’t blow anything up if you connect the other holes by accident. I may make an updated version of this video so stay tuned!
Useful tips that helped me:
-Power supplies with colored cables are the easiest to wire by far.
-The max output you’re going to get from a typical PC power supply (from Amazon or local retailer) is usually around 120 amp’s, meaning a 1,200 watt rms subwoofer amp is about the max you could power. Realize that a 120 amp (1600w EVGA) power supply will cost you an arm and a leg.
-Combining power supplies for more output is not usually a good idea unless you really know what they heck you’re doing. In most cases will NOT work.
-Your power supply will shut off if you push your sub too hard, it’s an auto circuit-limit that will shut it off so it doesn’t break, try not to overdraw your supply.
Do you have Snapchat? I barely understand anything lol. I'm completely new to this.
Are you able to turn your bass all the way up? If I try to turn my bass up my psu shuts off for a couple of minutes. This tells me there is a village issue, that the psu has a protection feature that detects voltage drops or something. I've also read that you need 14v to get full power out of your amp and a psu will only output 12v. People are modding their psus, removing resistors and putting voltage regulators in them to get it to 14v. Do you know anything about this?
I'm going to try an xbox 360 psu. Maybe that will work better idk. I'll try to report back with my findings.
@@LinuxUsersAreHung I wouldn’t mod any psus unless you know what you’re doing. 12v current is fine for the amplifiers but just realize the RMS ratings are conducted at 14v. This means 60 amps of 12v current will be a little less then 600 watts rms
I can’t find a Fuse rating for the Smart 3k taramp amplifier 😭
@@expired3725 For a 3k rms amp expect a 300 amp fuse
Stopping by, Great informative video thanks man!
JacobViral Of course! Love your content bro keep it going
Hi there I'm in a dilemma where by I want to run two car amps in my house do they need separate power supplies or I can get one with about 120amperes
@@syntaxfm5741 You could theoretically divide it out with more wire, but I’d suggest just doing this with a single amplifier.
@@Savvy_VR thankyou and I have another one, do I need to buy an additional active crossover like the hifonics HXFR for the amp or the amplifier filters are enough
Just a little tip from experience i recommend having a 12 battery or 2 to help keep the voltage stable when you crank the volume all the way up
random weird UA-cam channel Not a bad idea at all!
What do you mean by that?
Anything yk that can hold up to 3,000 watts? Since I recently took out my hifonics I wanted to connect to my tv just don’t know what can handle 3,000 watts of power connect to sum 2 12s
@@jodi.v2729 check my post
I really like your setup! I was hoping you put the info for the power supply here.
Its an EVGA 1300w Gold, but realize that not only is it expensive, but the cables are all colored black. If you can find the wiring diagram online you can sort them out (negatives and +12vs) it just takes time and effort
@@Savvy_VR Thank you very much!
Might try this for my home gym with my old sony xplod
Can you do a video with better lighting been trying to study on doing this in my home with 8's
I apologize for the lighting! You should be able to do it though, it’s fairly straightforward
I have a 15” skar audio sub with a 800w rms amp and sub is 600w rms what power supply would I need to get to power the sub in my home?
If you can afford it, try finding a supply that can put out 80 amps. But anywhere between 60-80 amps should push it pretty damn good. an 75 amp or 80 amp supply would allow you to max out the sub most likely
the way to do this properly is get a 12volt converter charger... they come in several amperages it also allows u to use battery buffer and always charges it i run a soundqubed 2500 watt amp @ 1ohm off this and 1 battery voltage never drops below 12.5 at full volume no clipping nothing if u starve ur amp u will cook it i use a PowerMax PM3-100 110V to 12V DV Power Supply Converter Charger for RV 100 Amp google it they have several models also at 2500W 12V that amp draws 209 amps at 100% effiency and spolier no amp runs above like 90% so u must have battery save your gear people!!! there are several current calculators out there dont jus wing it
I would (and possibly others) to see a video on how you have this wired! Please do one?
Nice. I have two MTX Terminator 12s in my living room, and a cheap Boss Audio amp (not sure the wattage). Picked up a AC to DC converter, and a small Bluetooth receiver with speakers and separate sub outputs. Works great and the neighbors love it!
I have the same amp that you have and I was trying to do the same thing. Is it possible that you could send me the link to the power supply of just tell me what it is. And also maybe go more in depth on how to wire that to the amp because I suck at wiring😂:)
The one I bought has black cables which is a pain to wire since you need a diagram. I suggest trying to find one with colored cables that matches your amp’s fuse rating. Yellow wires go to amp’s positive (12v) and blacks go to the amp’s ground
@@Savvy_VR I have the evga 600watt 80 plus..not bronze etc..with the black cables. I've looked online but I'm not getting a confident pinout. Do you know where to find one??
Might be a dumb question but hows the power supply even supplying power?
The power supply takes power from your wall outlet (AC current) and converts it to DC current that your car amplifier can accept
so if I have a 2000 watt sub should I be getting a power supply with more wattage as long as its the same amps as the amplifier has?
Yes, basically
@@Savvy_VR what if i get a bigger 12v+ amp PSU than my amplifier?
Can I use a power supply 30 amperage my car amplifier has just one fuse the fuse is 30 amperage
Yes that’s perfect
@@Savvy_VR thanks for reply
Quick question if a car amplifier has a 20 amp fuse and the and a computer power supply puts out 12 volts dc at 15 amps will the car amplifier be able to still put out its full rms power per channel or will I get a voltage drop when I turn the gain up on the car amplifier itself
That supply will get it your sub moving, but if you wanna be safe and get max power I’d recommend finding one that puts out at least 20 amps. The more amps the better. Also, lots of car amps bass their RMS ratings at 14.4v, not 12v. So having extra amperage can help for sure
Looking to get the same setup but w a rp 8001d and I was wondering if you could send me the link to the diagram for the ground/battery cord and the same power supply you have! Thx would really help me out
Noqed I do NOT recommend buying the power supply i have. Not because it’s faulty or performs poorly, but because it’s way overkill. If you read my pinned comment it explains this. This power supply worked exactly the same for much cheaper and is much easier to separate the positive and ground cables. Simply use all the yellow cables for positive and all the blacks for ground. EVGA 400 N1, 400W, 2 Year Warranty, Power Supply 100-N1-0400-L1 www.amazon.com/dp/B00LV8TZAG/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_YfdcDb21HNGBZ
due gots a the bass knob hell yeah dude loves to jam
Hey barely seen this video I want to know if you could answer a few questions I am totally confused I how to really do this and have been trying for so long
Join my discord or dm me on instagram @jm_541
is it possible to make a home woofer with 2000rms car subwoofer
Yes, you could. Build an enclosure for it and find a way to power it
Is a 100 watt power supply good for a 400 watt amp
Mr. Lumpy if it’s a true 400 watt rms amplifier, (40amp fuse) you’d probably want a power supply that can put out at least 40 amps
can i use 2 2000 watt power supplies to run 3200watts rms?
Be careful combining power supplies. I mention that in my pinned comment
Does that mean u don’t need a streo ? To play music
I want to connect something that like in my room but I have like a 4000 watt amp and a 3000 500 watt speaker so I don't know is going to be loud
Great video man thank you
What if i would use 3x 300W power supplies (all should be around 12V, have them just laying around from older desktops, tehnically i believe what could happen is that it will not draw power equally), i have vibe 1000.1D or smth 1000w rms 3x 40 amp fuses on it. I know that you shouldnt go past the rms rating soo 900W tehnically would be enough? As max and arent computer powersuplies meant to handle constant power so they should handle more for a sub, tehnically? (Bc if you run a song you wont have constant power in any way). Am I complete idiot for thinking that, let me know.
I’ve read articles explaining how combining computer power supplies is risky and doesn’t always work. I had the same idea, but be careful with that.
and if u do go this route with power pc power supply i recommend a "SPST power switch" from radshack between pin 4and 5 from top left of of harness from power supply the switch allows 1 button on and off jus like a puter case does and if your jus using a battery to power ur amp get an SPST switch between remote and 12volt for turn on and off rather then pullin wires or jumpering
How u hook up your blue tooth speaker
My speaker had RCA IN and RCA OUT which was really useful for this kind of thing. The RCA OUT on my Bluetooth speaker went to the sub amp.
I have the jbl partybox 1000 could I connect my subwoofers on that?
That would lowkey be sick, does the Partybox have RCA OUTs? if so, you're in luck!
@@Savvy_VR yes you think it's might work on that
So how many watts would the power supply be and what amp should I get
The power supply wattage will depend on what amp you get
@@Savvy_VR ok
Hey thanks for the video Jm_YT your video is actually pretty easy to understand but I still need help if I need 400 watts for my speakers what kind of power supply do I need or does only matter about the amp? Thanks
Of course, so the power supply will be used to power your speaker amp. Make sure your amp is powerful enough for your speakers (200w-400w RMS in your case) and then just find a pc power supply that puts out at least 40 amps at 12v. To do this, go on Amazon or another electronics store- search for pc power supply, look for perhaps a 500w model. You can view how much amperage the supply puts out from the photos on Amazon. It’s displayed on the side of the physical power supply in a graph form.
Also, getting one with colored cables is recommended. Black cables will force you to find a wiring diagram online- much more difficult process
@@Savvy_VR thank you so much that really helped
Hey bro can you please answer a quick question. I just bought a 3 8 inch enclosure sub with the same 1200 watt amp. I bought a power supppy with 60 amps. Will it work? And if so, is it safe to underpower it
You need a 75 amp power supply
You'll get about 600 watts rms out of that power supply. Nothing wrong with underpowering the subs just don't clip them. You probably wont be able to clip them anyway since your supply will shut itself off if you try to draw more than 60 amps (avoid overdrawing)
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Which power supply do I need for an active edge 12” subwoofer?
I’m just wanting to do this for a home audio for movies I’m having a little trouble understanding
You might just want to buy a normal home theater subwoofer or soundbar setup, unless you want it really really loud
How do you connect the audio?
My speaker had RCA IN and RCA OUT which was really useful for this kind of thing. The RCA OUT on my Bluetooth speaker went to the sub amp. You'd need some sort of home stereo or system that can provide and audio OUT jack to your subwoofer amp (and play midrange speakers)
How you add bass adjuster?
what if i get a bigger 12v+ amp PSU than my amplifier?
That’s no problem! Even better since you’ll probably never experience voltage drops
Need help in finding a power supply I want to run a alpine 12 type r 750w rms in the house I have a 1500 planet audio I wanna run it does 1125 rms at 2 ohms
Great video. I am new to this so I was hoping you could help me out. I have an “old” speaker and amp I am wanting to use for my home gym. My amp is the Kicker dx250.1 (250w). I also have one 12” kicker comp. I would like to hook this up to a similar sony speaker that you have. Or, I have a spare 3.1 Vizio sound bar. What power supply do I need to power my amp?
Search on Amazon for an EVGA or Corsair power supply around 400-500 watts. Try to get one with colored cables so you can separate them easily
Jm_YT thank you!
Ok I have the skar Rp1500.1D and im really having trouble trying to find the right power supply. I tried using a Xbox 360 power supply but I really didn’t get much from it. Do you know where a can get the right power supply from?
Check amazon.com- look for perhaps an EVGA power supply. The more amps (output at 12v) the better! You'd want 150 amps to fully satisfy your amp... however it may be difficult to find a power supply that powerful. Try finding one that puts out at least 60 amps if you wanna get your sub moving. If your sub is a 600 watt rms sub anyway, a 60 amp power supply would work fine!
Where did you get the power supply?
I bought mine on Amazon when there was a decent price cut
What sony speaker model is that? how did you get your phone's or laptop's audio to the sony--->amp/sub
It’s a Sony MHC-V11. Discontinued as of today but you can possibly find one used. The Sony speaker has an audio IN stereo ports as well as audio OUT stereo ports. So basically I had my laptop (UA-cam) connected to the stereo audio IN ports on the speaker, then had another pair of RCA cables going from the audio OUT ports to the subwoofer amp
Is that a Corsair power supply?
No it’s an EVGA
Will a 24 volt drill battery power a car amplifier
That’s too high of voltage
what gauge wire do i need to make a jumper cable?
@kiiseLLi thank u so much I was stressing trying to find out
What power supply do u use
In this case, a computer power supply
Me is 600w power supplie but my 1200w subbwofer not turned on. Whats problem?
How to connect headunit with car amp with subwoofer
how the sq on that amp? i love rockford and skar... decisions decisions... whats your preference on a $200 sub and 600-1200 watts. i was thinking the p3-12 or the skar vxf 12.
Jeremy S The SQ is decent I’d say but you could get a little better probably if you spent more. But with the Skar u get lots of bang for your buck
What are the item u used?
An EVGA power supply along with a Skar Audio 1200w monoblock amplifier
What’s a jumper cable?
Basically any small copper wire, speaker wire works fine
PLEASE, any1 answer me quickly what do i use for jumper cables i ust ordered a psu for my jbl sub
Any small copper wire, speaker wire works great! Was I quick enough 👀
@@Savvy_VR you da man bruh, shit coming in tmrw
Where can I buy the power supply
Check out Amazon or Newegg
I got a question is it Bluetooth
My sony audio system (speaker) had Bluetooth yes
Anybody know if a car battery will back feed into a computer PSU and blow it up when the power is disconnected?
I found a 20 amp supply in a skip but with a more powerful amp if I had a buffer battery it would handle more powerful peaks (kick drum). I'm wondering though whether I have to disconnect the battery first before I turn it off. The battery + would be connected to the power supply + and battery - to power supply -, and the amp would be connected in parallel with the battery/PSU combo.
Yeah I’m not sure. If you wanted to try that you’d probably want to disconnect them first just to be safe
I have problem with the power supply jumper cable, i have corsair vs450 and i dont know what color wires i jump. Does anyone know what color or what pins i need to connect?
Read my pinned comment, but if that doesn't work don't be afraid to try connecting different holes to see which ones work. If you're referring to the actual jumper wire and what to use, basically any copper wire like speaker wire works fine
How do I know what power supply to get in the first place I’m looking but I don’t know much wattage I need I getting a mtx tnp 12 inch 1200w peak (Rms 800w) Sub with and amp with a 60amp fuse anyone know what I need? :/
60 amp fuse means find a power supply that puts out at least 60 amps at 12v
@@Savvy_VR it doesn’t say that it only has wattage
@@expired3725 Check the side of the power supply, there’s often a label that shows current output. It will show different voltages and the output of amps (A). Look for amps put out at 12v. it will be something like 40A or 60A depending on the wattage. If you want an easy rule of thumb, most pc power supplies are about 10 amps less than what they’re rated for. For example, the 500w power supplies usually put out about 40 something amps. 600w 50, and so on. If you want the exact answer though, do check the label on the supply for current output or check manufacturer’s website
@@Savvy_VR yooo my guy you got Instagram? something we can y’all Directly because I’m getting your messages mad late
@@expired3725 my Instagram is jm_541 if you still need help
Your fuse is inside the amplifier.
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍💞💞💞💞💟 I am going to get it in my room
Let me know how it goes!
1,200 watts I have a tpro speaker its 15,000 watts
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Poor lighting man… pls try with good lighting
Only speaking
Lol those things real unstable smh 100 amps
Those Sonys are so shit
I had mine dropped into the dresser drawer and it's slammed boy
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