You can use a computer power supply to power your amplifier... Just make sure it's a nice powerful one if you can get your hands on a 1200 plus Watt I'm not sure if you're in the US or the UK the UK has better availability on power supplies since you guys are on 220 volt you can get a higher amp power supply
BobAllen2004
I mean, if you have it, may as well use it, but there are simpler solutions. :)
GeorgeCostabaplaps
You don't need a cap like that on 120v
Kilo11
Wierd looking car
BobAllen2004
Did you get that little clock because you got rid of a cable/satellite box that had a clock in it, and you had gotten used to the clock being there?
theyallwenttoMexico
#1 #2 not a car
toolzgalore2
You are gonna need a deep cycle battery and a battery maintainer
WickedSludge
Computer power supplies are cheap and put out hundreds of watts at 12v.
Eightylb
I thought about that i got an ac to dc power unit 100 amp 1200 watt
fierofool
What kind of advice ?
Metalsmith21
I imagine that they're moving their car's stereo amplifier into the home.
Eightylb
Yes that is exactly what's happening
fierofool
Yeah I understand that but what do you need advice on? Seems like you got it powered up and wired what else are you wondering?
fierofool
You can use a computer power supply to power your amplifier... Just make sure it's a nice powerful one if you can get your hands on a 1200 plus Watt I'm not sure if you're in the US or the UK the UK has better availability on power supplies since you guys are on 220 volt you can get a higher amp power supply