Little stereo build on 25 Outlaw (lots of pictures!!)
04-19-2013, 07:19 PM
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Sorry bout the hijack guys
Doing it all myself
4 polk 6.5. Pair of 8s n tweeters. 2 12 in rockford subs n rockford 1200 watt sub amp n 600 w amp for the highs. Alpine 136 bt headunit
I should get the most improved award. I had a pair of 6x9 and pair of subs w ken wood cassette and 6 disc changer. All ran off a 2 ch amp. No crossover or anything. Lol. Ill do my own thread when I get into it more
Also adding a bunch of LEDs
Doing it all myself
4 polk 6.5. Pair of 8s n tweeters. 2 12 in rockford subs n rockford 1200 watt sub amp n 600 w amp for the highs. Alpine 136 bt headunit
I should get the most improved award. I had a pair of 6x9 and pair of subs w ken wood cassette and 6 disc changer. All ran off a 2 ch amp. No crossover or anything. Lol. Ill do my own thread when I get into it more
Also adding a bunch of LEDs
04-19-2013, 07:32 PM
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Thanks SBX, I have 2 kinetic 2400s to power the system I am building. Real power certificates with my amps are just under 2500 watts. I was told these batteries will easily handle the stereo & starting. Wondering if I can put a switch in or do I need them both at the same time for extended stereo use. Randy
04-19-2013, 09:07 PM
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Sorry bout the hijack guys
Doing it all myself
4 polk 6.5. Pair of 8s n tweeters. 2 12 in rockford subs n rockford 1200 watt sub amp n 600 w amp for the highs. Alpine 136 bt headunit
I should get the most improved award. I had a pair of 6x9 and pair of subs w ken wood cassette and 6 disc changer. All ran off a 2 ch amp. No crossover or anything. Lol. Ill do my own thread when I get into it more
Also adding a bunch of LEDs
Doing it all myself
4 polk 6.5. Pair of 8s n tweeters. 2 12 in rockford subs n rockford 1200 watt sub amp n 600 w amp for the highs. Alpine 136 bt headunit
I should get the most improved award. I had a pair of 6x9 and pair of subs w ken wood cassette and 6 disc changer. All ran off a 2 ch amp. No crossover or anything. Lol. Ill do my own thread when I get into it more
Also adding a bunch of LEDs
Hope we get a chance to boat together this year.
How many Miller Lites did it take? 
04-21-2013, 08:44 AM
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LOL...took a few trips to the store....
Run them in series so the stereo can draw from them both at the same time....thats the best way. But if you are using the same for starting and stereo I would separate them with a switch and let the stereo pull off just one that way you can always start the boat
Thanks SBX, I have 2 kinetic 2400s to power the system I am building. Real power certificates with my amps are just under 2500 watts. I was told these batteries will easily handle the stereo & starting. Wondering if I can put a switch in or do I need them both at the same time for extended stereo use. Randy
Run them in series so the stereo can draw from them both at the same time....thats the best way. But if you are using the same for starting and stereo I would separate them with a switch and let the stereo pull off just one that way you can always start the boat
04-21-2013, 09:23 AM
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LOL...took a few trips to the store....
Run them in series so the stereo can draw from them both at the same time....thats the best way. But if you are using the same for starting and stereo I would separate them with a switch and let the stereo pull off just one that way you can always start the boat
Run them in series so the stereo can draw from them both at the same time....thats the best way. But if you are using the same for starting and stereo I would separate them with a switch and let the stereo pull off just one that way you can always start the boat
04-21-2013, 09:34 AM
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But if you are adding a third battery for stereo I would personally recommend putting two batteries on one side for the stereo and accessories and the third battery for starting...separated by a perko switch or isolator..etc
