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#58033
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I will just mention some of the most popular places for amplifiers and some install basics. Never install an amplifier upside down, it will over heat! Under front seats Pros:  A favorite because it has the best security of all others.  It's closer to the battery.  Shorter power wiring.  Minimum voltage drop. Cons:  Amp has to maintain hotter operating temperatures because of less air flow.  Seat must be removed during install.  Be aware of wiring running under carpets and in tracks.
Glove box Pros:  Very close to battery. Cons:  Heat, wasted space.  Just not a good place for an amp unless it is nessary. Boot Pros:  Fair amount of security.  Ease of installation, plenty of room to work.  Better cooling then under seats. Cons:  Small danger of damage during trunk loading or unloading. Long Power and RCA wires. Higher loss of current due to resistance in the wire.
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