500-700 watts is small?
In the left side rear quarter behind the trim there is a connector for the 7S trailer connector, there is a switched live in that connector, not sure that it would power an amp that size though
That ain’t small ? Could it power 300watt ? 500-700 speaker watts lol500-700 watts is small?
A 300 watt audio amp is going to draw a peak current of over 20 amps. That is ear drum damaging power in a car.
I want anything to power a subwoofer, kenwood w3010 sub. I just want bass
I got this thing whi Is supposed to be 200watt 2 channel amps but I don’t know it it works with a sub as I’m new to car audio.
Hope you're not referring to me, I know cock all about P38's. And only slightly more about subs and amps.
I have at least 3 speakers not working in my L322 but I can't be bothered taking the door cards off and scoping the inputs to see if it's the amp or not.
These ain’t a problem, got aftermarket headunit and gonna put phono ends on the 2 sides of the orange/orange and black sub wire
Could always put a generator in the boot
+1 on this. There's many car amps on the market with wild claims on power output. Most of them state the Peak Power of L+R added together rather than RMS per channel !! Even with decent bridge amplifier, the max is 55W peak as above, hence the 220W claim for a four channel amp.
Changed plan, installing active subwoofer
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