Hello! I have recently acquired a Logic ABX1002 Amplifier and a Dual BP1204 Subwoofer. I have no knowledge(googled around a bit) of this subject so here is my question/situation. I am planning on having a little house party for the friends for a 3-4 hours and I was wanting to use these with my home theater system. I have found a solution to powering the Amp itself. I will be using a PSU that produces(not sure if im using the right terminology) 12A per +12V. My question is will this method be sufficient to powering the amp and using the subs? and my other question is: If the PSU produces 12 Amperage per +12V will it be appropriate to change the "30A fuse" on the amplifier to a 15A fuse?
ahh okay! I just read and learned a lot more! and I have one more question.. since i have a 30A fuse on the amp and the power supply is pumping 55A, it will NOT run at full power? or can i compensate it with more watts?
no a computer power supply will not work at high volumes. you really need to use an AC to DC power supply rated for a minimum of 60+A continuous, and use one designed for sustained high current use.
computer PSUs and car batteries are a good way to start a fire or kill yourself with hydrogen gas.