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ok, so i havent used my system in a couple years and would like to power it in a home application, ive been looking around and have read at several places it could be powered by a PC power supply if the amp rating was under 30 or 35 or so, i understand that but exactly how do you connect the amplifier to the power supply, im only used to car app;ication where you connect the positive and the ground to their respective posts. if it makes any difference its an old PG300.2 i think the fuse is rated 25...i think...its boxed up atm but how does that wiring work out ?
i read this now i want to power a sterao amp not an opus to power a pc...now do i connect my positive and negative "house battery terminals" to the amp or what?
In that post it explains that you end-up with a bundle of yellow wires joined toguether..that's the positive to your amp; the bundle of black wires goes to the grond wire on your amp; and i think it says in the post you are left with one yellow wire..that one goes to your amp's turn-on wire.
ok thats what i was confused about, thanks the stray would go to the remote line yeah? like if it were in the car the small in my case was a thin blue wire so yellow clump positve black clump negative yellow stray remote thanks bud
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