ill exlplain more the battery is connected to one end of the fuse then i want to run 2 power cables out of the other end to both of the amps will tis work or will i just loose power the fuse is 60A if that helps. 60A is massive why a fuse that big is needed i dont no
Hey mate, No you can't at all, and it's nothing to do with losing power either. A 60amp fuse is quite average in car audio as amplifiers have to draw a lot of current to do what they do. if you hooked two amplifies to one fuse you will find yourself blowing that fuse many times over. Also don't upgrade the fuse by putting a larger on in because if you have a short in one of your wires the fuse will not blow fast enough before the wire burns up and possibly your car with it. So no, it is definitely not advisable to do this. What i suggest you do is either buy another inline fuse holder with a 60amp fuse and use a separate wire from the battery for each amplifier, or buy a fused distribution block to split the wires. Remember that the wire from the battery to the d-block must be twice as large as the wires to the amps. Good luck! Ben.
relatively there is alot incorrect alongside with your techniques. First. do not placed subs and substantial audio equipment in parallel with one yet another on an identical amp. One set is low freq and the different is higer. you are able to desire to seperate them. Get yet another amp for the 2nd set of audio equipment. additionally, switching the audio equipment out and in could chage the load the amp sees. solid thank you to screw some thing up with a change turning them on and rancid. purely get 2 amps and function one for substantial and one for subs. additionally, make helpful the turn on twine is on change voltage. you have it setup to consistently be on and which will run your battery ineffective. additionally, do not twine speaker on your radio/cd participant and additionally to the amp. you will fry the setup quickly!
You will need to run a wire to each amp using a fused distrobution block as mentioned. A 60 amp fuse isn't really that big for car audio. Some amps can pull 80 amperes. This fuse is really only there to protect the power wire from being shorted.
its ok you can do it, because the fuse is 60 amp
