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Old 01-03-2007, 01:23 PM   #1
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I was wondering if anyone had any answers on powering amplifers and subwoofers. I currently am running a Hifonics XX-Colossus amp rated at 3200 RMS/6400 max and I had a Hifonics Goliath XX-3215 sub until I blew 3 of the 4 voice coils on it after having it for 3 weeks. I had it professionally hooked up at a Hifonics dealer and was told that my amp was starving for power BADLY. I upgraded the Big 3 and installed a Kinetik 1800 battery and it did not help at all. I have been to numerous audio stores and have been told that the best and maybe only way to supply more power in a Magnum is by adding a SECOND alternator setup since it is all controlled and regulated through the computer. I have called around and I had no luck finding the high output police alternator let alone one that puts out 200-275 amps. I plan on adding a 4 channel amp to install 16 speakers in the car but have been delayed due to the lack of power. Please help! Thanks!
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