why do car subs not work with home stereos

Discussion in 'Receivers and amplifiers' started by jiggles, Aug 2, 2007.

  1. jiggles

    jiggles Guest

    jus wonderin why they dont work like that
     
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  2. ddp

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    jiggles, take that "n" word out of your sig ASAP. posts edited
     
  3. jiggles

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    first off i have the right to use that word... second its not even the real word so its just a slang term
     
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    take it out.
     
  5. jiggles

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    naw i think i would prefer if you went and edited every post i make because your racist
     
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    excuse me!!!
     
  7. jiggles

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    tell you what... if you explain why car subs dont work with home stereos ill take it out since this post was originally about that you could of sent me a pm tellin me to take it out but yeah explain it n i will
     
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  8. jiggles

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    so can some one tell me why car subs do not work with home stereos??
     
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  9. aabbccdd

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    home systems run/are setup for 110 volts loads

    car audio runs/are setup for 12 volts loads

    so basically there wired different
     

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