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Ok guys just double checking.. the bose subwoofer amp is the one beside the bose sub behind the drivers seat? And the main amp for all the speakers is in trunk.
Just making sure that if I remove the amp behind the drivers seat that my speakers will still have sound and I didn't remove the wrong amp.
Also another quick question. I need a maxi fuse for the power line to the amp, does it matter what the amp rating is on the fuse? Or does it depend on the amp that is hooked up to it?
Look at the fuses that are install in the amp meaning on the side of it add them all up and that is the size fuse you want for your power wire. But make sure that you are not over powering the wire like a 8 gauge wire will not be able to handle a lot 4 gauge is like the standard I have a 300 amp fuse on my 4 gauge.
Bose Subwoofer Amp
