Amplifiers & Power
Unlock your audio system's full potential with professional amplifier installation. We install multi-channel amps for crystal-clear speaker power and mono blocks for thunderous subwoofer bass—all with proper wiring, fusing, and precision tuning.
Multi-Channel Amps
2, 4, or 5 channel amplifiers for powering door speakers, tweeters, and component systems. Clean power for clear sound.
Mono Block Amps
Dedicated subwoofer amplifiers designed for maximum bass output. Class D efficiency, serious power.
What's Included
- Power wire run from battery with inline fuse
- RCA signal cables from head unit
- Speaker wire to all powered channels
- Proper grounding and wire routing
- Gain setting and crossover tuning
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need an amplifier for my car audio?
If you want louder, clearer sound with more headroom, yes. Factory head units typically output 15-20 watts per channel. An aftermarket amp can deliver 50-200+ watts per channel, allowing your speakers to perform at their full potential without distortion.
What's the difference between multi-channel and mono amps?
Multi-channel amps (2, 4, or 5 channel) are designed for speakers—they provide clean power across a wide frequency range. Mono amps are designed specifically for subwoofers—they're optimized for low frequencies and typically produce more watts per dollar.
How is the amp wired to my car?
We run a dedicated power wire from your battery to the amp location, with an inline fuse near the battery for safety. Signal comes from your head unit via RCA cables, and ground connects to the vehicle chassis. All wiring is properly routed and secured.
Do you tune the amp after installation?
Yes, proper tuning is essential. We set gain levels, crossover frequencies, and any EQ adjustments to match your specific speakers and listening preferences. This prevents distortion and ensures clean, powerful sound.
Serving Gilroy, Morgan Hill, San Jose, Hollister, and surrounding South Bay communities.
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