How Do You Install Car Audio Amplifiers?
Installing a car audio amplifier can greatly increase the quality of the sound produced by the head unit. Not only can it increase the signal and make it louder, but it can bring out music nuances that were never noticed before, and deliver crisp, clean highs and thunderous lows. Of course, one of the most common reasons for installing an amplifier is to strengthen the bass signal for subwoofers. Mount the amplifier. Pick a spot where it will get ample air flow, because amplifiers create heat. If an amp overheats, it can momentarily shut down if it has internal protection circuitry built in, but if it doesn’t, then permanent damage can be done. If you are mounting the amplifier in the trunk, consider attaching an external amp fan (which can be found cheaply at any electronics store) to the body of the amp. Drill into the body of the vehicle, being careful not to sever electrical lines or put holes in the gas tank. Once the holes are drilled, use self-tapping sheet metal screws to mount
