Capacitor Questions

You can do it that way for sure, just be sure that you gound the cap regardless of whether you ground the amps to it or not.double-secret reverse-osmosis speaker-cone-induced high-level interference distortion, Its a killer

Here is a great little device to hook up a cap and up to 4 amps. Have a look at the cap distribution block from Lightning Audio, model# LL10db or LL4dbTop Secret, I can tell you but then my wife will kill me.

when you buy your cap it should come with a little light to charge and discharge. this makes it simple in that you charge untill the light goes out and likewise for discharge. you can hook the cap up without a distribution block but with the block it will be a cleaner looking setup. either way you ground your amp, battery, and cap then use the resistor or light supplied to connect one end with the positive on the cap and the other end to the power wire. your cap should turn on and show you what its being charged too. atleast mine did. after it gets up to about 12 volts (give or take) you quickly but carefully hook up either the power wire from the battery and the power wire to the amp or just the wire from the battery after it goes through the distributioin block. just becareful not to run your system without your car running cuz this will drain the capacitor pretty quick. just a little thing they don't tell you in the booklet94 Pontiac Sunbird 3.1 V6

alpine deck

audiobahn 3.5 fronts w/ tweeters

audiobahn 6.5 rears w/ tweeters

* sold rest of system to save up towards new car. $3000 spent on it.

sorry i didn't see that you were going to use two amps. you will need a distribution block than. just follow those guidelines but with a distribution block.94 Pontiac Sunbird 3.1 V6

alpine deck

audiobahn 3.5 fronts w/ tweeters

audiobahn 6.5 rears w/ tweeters

* sold rest of system to save up towards new car. $3000 spent on it.