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Amp Question
Hi, I have a JBL 180.2 amp, here's the manual:
http://manuals.harman.com/JBL/CAR/Ow...nual/bp_om.pdf Will 12 gauge speaker wire work on this amp? |
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Re: Amp Question
not sure for that specific amp but the bigger the better in this case. it can never be too big. i would suggest at least 8 gauge.
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Re: Amp Question
8 gauge? for 180 watts? bigger isn't always better. With bigger wire, restinace goes up. Yes, that size wire is fine for speakers, but not for power and ground
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Re: Amp Question
OK, thanks. One more thing, how many watt amp install kit should I get for that amp?
Last edited by Takumi8187; 07-20-2004 at 02:18 AM. |
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if you got them money and plan to get a higher wattage amp, get a 4 guage. if not you can stick w/ 8 gauge.
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Re: Re: Amp Question
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i thought that wire is like a pipe with water going through it. if you have a small pipe then you will only be able to get a small amout of the water through. with a bigger pipe you will be able to get a whole lot more through. maybe i am just wrong though. when does resistance come in to play? |
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Re: Amp Question
this site rocks.....
http://www.bcae1.com/ click on #16 (wire) on the right hand side and use the wire calculator.
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