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mattsthru 
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Which is better red or yellow optima?
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for audio= yellow top
for starting= red top.
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Actually, red top for audio and starting, it releases the current much faster than the yellow top. The yellow top is a great battery for when you play your stereo with your car off tho, and is great for boats trolling motors.
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The yellow top is a deep cycle, it's primary function is to provide a low amperage steady "flow" not to be used for heavy starting "loads" Like alpine guy said, a trolling motor, NOT a class D amp. There are plenty of batteries out there that will serve you much better than an optima in the world of car audio. Spend your money smart.
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There was a really good thread about this topic that I just can't seem to find.  Do a search and you'll find a lot of other threads about this topic.
That's my opinion. Take it, leave it, or correct me.
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Thanks for the info I appreciate it.
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