Power supplies

 

Silver Member
Username: Langless28

Post Number: 164
Registered: Dec-04
where or how can you make power supplies for home use with audio stuff (like the things in audio shops that supply lots of amps.
 

Gold Member
Username: James1115

Wilton, Ct

Post Number: 2939
Registered: Dec-04
most car audio shops just use power converters because they can only run one amp at a time and a power converter works well and is the easiest.
 

zootreeves
Unregistered guest
Computer ATX power supply's running in parallel
 

Gold Member
Username: Glasswolf

NorthWest, Michigan USA

Post Number: 7857
Registered: Dec-03
yeah use PC power supplies.. if you like setting your house on fire.

you need a 50 or 100 ampere AC to DC power supply. I see plenty of them on eBay for about $250-$400 US
 

Silver Member
Username: Addicted2bass

Miami, FLORIDA USA

Post Number: 663
Registered: Nov-04
why not just use djamps.;-)
 

Gold Member
Username: Invain

Michigan United States

Post Number: 2447
Registered: Aug-04
He wants to run car audio amps from an AC source. That's the point. He's not trying to just run a sub in his house.
 

Anonymous
 
"use atx power supplies, only if you like to set your house on fire" - not true.

im currently running 6 Antec truepower 550w power supplies in parallel and they stay very cool.
i don't have any front/rear speakers yet because i need to build an enclosure for them first, but right now i have:

-Alpine CDA-9855 head unit
-Orion 1200D amplifier
-(1) RE XXX 12" Subwoofer
-Ported box tuned to 35Hz for SQL

it not only rattles my whole house, but i live in a duplex, it also rattles the neighbor's house and if i have the windows open it will shake some cars in my driveway, from the basement.
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