Do you have to use an amp to powers pair of 200w speakers? Or can you just use a deep cycle battery and your iPod?
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I would say you need an amp. I dont believe the ipod is strong enough -
You need a amp to push the speakers the iPod doesn't have the power. I just put a amp in my golf cart to play iPod with some speakers. They r selling amps that only push around a 100 watts for use with a cooler. I got mine for about 40 dollars and it works great.Comment
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I had a 2000 watt Soundstream in my cooler...
. Had 4 Bazooka 8's and a 8 inch Bazooka tube in an Icey Tec cooler. Clarion head unit w/ipod. Added a smaller amp when I added my horn tweeters. Yes... it would jam. Sold recently with my boat.
Last edited by Flash; 07-06-2011, 07:03 PM.Comment
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Check out YouTube there are some good diy cooler stereo videosComment
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Yep you need an amp. Equalizer helps make it sound better too.Comment
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I'm going to build a set up for my golf gart and I bought a set of component speakers and a 200w amp. I should have some good sound for less than $100
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ive seen quite a bunch of people using these in radio coolers.
Shows the markup on the ones people sale.Comment
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Originally posted by berto View Postive seen quite a bunch of people using these in radio coolers.
Shows the markup on the ones people sale.
Same brand I bought just different speakers.Comment
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You def need an ampComment
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Originally posted by jasonnovak View Post
The radio cooler guy has spoken
You build some sweet coolers by the way
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Thanks!Originally posted by CletusBodeen View PostThe radio cooler guy has spoken
You build some sweet coolers by the wayComment
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Im building me a cooler, I was just wondering if yall use a certain type of battery? Deep cycle marine? Regular car battery? Ive heard that the batteries they put in wheelchair scooters work good. Any truth to that? Thanks ill be running a small amp and two 6.5 100w speakers
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