Not too shabby at all. Audison is probably one of the most well-known high-end car audio brands. Never knew those models had such difficult connections. I live in the States, so I've always used American brands back in the day. Rockford was one of those brands, but these days I've been using old school PPI (Precision Power) amps from the late 90's. Nice work my friend. 💪🔥
Audison amps are the best I have used. Sound quality is amazing. So reliable. I ran them in a sedan trunk in Arizona. In 115 plus temperatures I could run them at high volume with no problems for long periods of time. All my friends with JL, Rockford and the like would have to run theirs at low volume or have thermal shutdown. Truly high quality stuff. Well worth the extra dollars but the SR series isn’t very expensive.
Not too shabby at all. Audison is probably one of the most well-known high-end car audio brands. Never knew those models had such difficult connections. I live in the States, so I've always used American brands back in the day. Rockford was one of those brands, but these days I've been using old school PPI (Precision Power) amps from the late 90's. Nice work my friend. 💪🔥
Audison amps are the best I have used. Sound quality is amazing. So reliable. I ran them in a sedan trunk in Arizona. In 115 plus temperatures I could run them at high volume with no problems for long periods of time. All my friends with JL, Rockford and the like would have to run theirs at low volume or have thermal shutdown. Truly high quality stuff. Well worth the extra dollars but the SR series isn’t very expensive.
Ive only seen bad examples of audison amps I repair them quite often and alot have a high level of noise along with the syne wave
How is a producing that much power off a 30 amp fuse?
Fuses tend to have a 5-7% leeway but yea crazy power for that fuse