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which 1 do I need[sm=happy046.gif]

 

Call them up. My knowledge doesnt go far with those.

 

I have my work table set-up like that, my headunit is in the middle of the table and the power supply is on the bottom shelf. but my 12 volt power supply can only handle 7 amps, so it is just good for a Headunit. u can put an amp on it but can't turn it up loud. if you plan on running an amp inside i suggest you get 2 car batterys and wiring them in parrallele, and get a charger. if you need more info on how to hook it up, let me know.

 

you could get a power supply like car audio shops have to display there amps and stuff, but that is way too expensive

 

would a pair of regular 12volt deer feeder batteris work[sm=alcoholic.gif]

 

Very cool work table reverb.

 

thanks d2privat! i'm not sure what deer fender batteries are but, the bigger the battery, the longer it will last. by the sound of it, it sounds like trackter batterys, if so, as long as they are 12 volts.

 

^ ya... some like to be 24V so you gotta be careful..

reverb, if you made small boxes and glue//screwed them behind those speakers they would not only seperate crossing frequency but sound phenomenally better.

 

ya i know it could have been built better, but i just have the cheap headunit and speakers and cheap TV on my worktable to give me someting to listen too and watch when i'm working on electronics and stuff, it's not for sound quality.