is this amp 4 or 8 awg power and ground
1320624
That depends on the amp wiring kit that you purchase. This amp comes with NO wiring but the connections are big enough for 4 AWG. 8 AWG should be fine.
1320625
Always run the largest that will fit otherwise risk doing it twice and doing it twice costs more than doing the larger gauge in the first place and it takes twice as much time messing with something that could have been once and done.
1320626
4ga, Kinda. If you have high quality 4g with a thick stranded core, you will have to trim it down a little to fit in these terminals. If you have crappy 4ga with a super thick jacket then you will have no problem. But really this amp doesn't need 4ga. Good quality 8ga would be fine to power this amp. So if this is the only Amp you're running and you want to save some money on your power cable stick with 8ga.
1320627
It has 4 awg connections for both power and ground. I am using mine with 8 awg wire and it runs perfect. I am not running it at max gain though. Only using it to run one 10" L7!
721929
I would run a audio pipe apsm 1500 watt amp it powers my 15 and 8 amazingly I hit 48 db this weekend
1035502
I am not sure what you really asked. The amp is about 35 wpc (35 max watts per channel). It take both 4 or 8 Ohm speakers. Hope I answered your question.
1867608
*8 gage is too big and overkilled.I use 12 gage cable on the advise of Clutchfield.Awesome amp.
1729785
Is the fuse in the amp? The converter should have an 8 amp fuse. Am I correct?
1123864
This will feed/run anything you care to run with it. Most amps overstate or misrepresent their true power (i.e. listing uncertified max wattage instead of rms wattage) so it's hard to make a blanket statement, but check your amp's recommended power wire gauge. This product should be sufficient to meet that AWG requirement, and is true copper (avoid cheaper "copper clad" kits).
1678361
if I remember right ... it is 500 watts per side at 8 ohms and 1000 at 4 ohms... plenty of power to run mains and monitors off of one power amp... good luck to you john
51817
If the amp is used just for the subs,I would suggest an amp kit with 8 gauge power wire.
1189777
It definitely was smaller than 4ga. I recon it was about 8ga. The amp comes with about 4 feet of ~8ga cable connected to a female connector that is unique to this amp - I very much doubt you would be able to change the 8ga for 4ga and without breaking the connector. I fitted this on my class A RV and it is awesome. I ran about 10 feet of 4ga from the batteries to installation location of the inverter, I then used two 45amp fuse holders and fuses to join the 4ga to the ~8ga. I used 40 amp because that is what the instruction manual specified. I didn't have another way of joining the negative 4ga and 8ga together and so I decided another fuse and holder would do the job - seems to work fine.
1096234
You can run it with any amp kit that has 8 gauge power and ground wires. This amp will also accept 4 gauge power and ground wires, and would be recommended if you're running powerful subwoofers.
1486161
Ummmmm.... 8 ohms. Lol. If it has an 8 ohm load, then it's 8 ohms. You can wire it at either 8 ohms or 2 ohms. Zero benefit wiring it at 8ohms....I have mine wired at 2ohms and 1200 RMS watts driving it in a ported box.
1251203
If your amp can handle a 4 ohm load that means you can hook two 8 ohm speakers up per side. That's 8+8 =4 ohm. You Re fine as long as the total resistance of your speakers are 8 ohm speakers.IF you run two 4 ohm speakers per side you get 2 ohms etc.You could also wire the two 8 ohm speakers I a series and get 16 ohms. To learn more about properwiring and Ibm's law you can find it at 12volt.com
1416062
It's recommended for 4 AWG & 8 AWG. 6 AWG is right in the middle so it shouldn't be an issue. One side should connect to the battery and the other side should connect to the power on the amp. All you have to do is unscrew the end caps, put your wires in and tighten down the allen bolts on both sides. THIS DOES NOT COME WITH A FUSE. So you'll need to buy an AGU fuse to complete the connection 40, 60, 80, or 100 depending on your amp. The fuse is placed in the center of the holder. Hope this helps.
1895651
I used 4 gauge & it's worked perfectly for over a year. Yes it's 150w x 4 & 500w sub (2 ohm). This is a great amp, you won't regret purchasing.
1598301
I believe if you want to power all 4 speakers you'll need the NCA 40.4 160 Watt Amp (4405-0231)I have both, but the one you have listed above is powering the 2 7" in the lower fairings. You can find all the info you need @ http://www.hogtunes.com/
1680260
Not sure of amps, but I have 800 wtts total on a 30 amp controler for almost two years and no problems.X
2098142
18 AWG wire would be enough to turn Amp on but you will still need to run a bigger wire from battery for the boost