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Originally Posted by el_duderino
Nothing wrong with a C.A.P.
But the "slash" amps are stiffly-regulated. They make the same power from anywhere from 11 to 16 volts. That plus the fact that you're 2 feet from the large battery, and I suspect that the cap doesn't help with SQ at all, as it could with loosely-regulated amps.
But it won't hurt anything, and might even help the HU to sound better when the bass hits (or not). I'm glad you didn't make a special purchase, though, since you had bought amps specifically designed to avoid the need for external capacitance.
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are certain amps not designed to work w/ C.A.P.'s?
what exactly does a C.A.P. do?
I thought they were used to store power for the subs when needed? i didn't know that depending on where they were located, they could affect sound quality.