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03-06-2007, 10:54 PM
#11
Originally Posted by MTT
why try to help someone who wont listen??
I am sure his friend will listen if he comes forward with a good answer as to why not do that.....
And yes, I've done worse... carpet caught on fire
03-07-2007, 12:29 AM
#12
Friend won't listen, here is the simple solution, by Rob.
(1) tell him that you will give him a live demonstration for this issue.
(2) get him to volunteer to help you with it.
(3) get him to promise not to struggle.
(4) wrap your hands around his throat and choke him until he darn near passes out (or until you think he gets the drift).
The power and grounding of an amp is the same thing. If you cannot get air to your lungs, you will pass out. If an amp cannot get power, it will do things like go into protection.
<disclaimer> I do not recommend that people actually do this but it is very funny when your installer is in on it and you use him as a guinea pig to show the customer.
(1) tell him that you will give him a live demonstration for this issue.
(2) get him to volunteer to help you with it.
(3) get him to promise not to struggle.
(4) wrap your hands around his throat and choke him until he darn near passes out (or until you think he gets the drift).
The power and grounding of an amp is the same thing. If you cannot get air to your lungs, you will pass out. If an amp cannot get power, it will do things like go into protection.
<disclaimer> I do not recommend that people actually do this but it is very funny when your installer is in on it and you use him as a guinea pig to show the customer.
03-07-2007, 01:33 AM
#13
Originally Posted by 04silvltr3
So that the power is regulated and they are fused properly. Do you not agree it isnt the safest practice to splice wire and run it to separate amps?
03-08-2007, 11:08 AM
#16
Originally Posted by s14_240sx
Tell him to run 20 gauge, and invite as all over for the fireworks. 
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