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Capacitors can be used to filter out noise on rcas connected in powerline or signal. I know some of the sq guys have talked about it. I think george is kinda wrong there. How many ways can you wire a cap..... you could put it straight in the positive wire running to the amp and it would be like a resistor. You could just hook the positive and negative to the battery or to the amp. MMats factory mod amps have a real small cap hanging out the amps case??? Cant say either way Caps cost money and no one uses them so I dont have one. Could it make you louder or quieter and could it depend if you are running 60kw or 500 watts who knows?
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I wonder if a cap would actually help if it were just hooked up to the batter right up front by the battery. It does hold some juice...hmmm...the only problem I see is that 1 farad isn't very much...
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Thing is you aren't fixing the problem, which is not enough current to meet the needs, a cap won't do anything for that. Spend the $$ on an Alt.
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