Home Theater Stuff Of Dan Claude

I'm looking to add a little more sound to my old 91 Plymouth sundance, cheaply of course as i am a student. I saw someone online just get a cigarette lighter converter and plug a home stereo system into it. I would be fine with doing this, but i was wondering if it would put too much of a strain on the cars battery? I would unplug the converter from the cigarette lighter each time i left the car.

I say if you get cheap stuffs, expect cheap results...
This might help you out of what to do...

Check these sites out...it is a good reference.

http://www.bcae1.com/

http://www.caraudio.com/forum/showthread.php?t=198477

http://www.termpro.com/articles/articles.html#How

If your headlight dims with the bass notes, the “BIG 3” might work. If not an H.O. alternator will be needed, or else be prepared to pour a lot of $$$ for batteries.

This site explains the "BIG 3" upgrades.

http://www.sounddomain.com/ubbthreads.php/ubb/showflat/Number/312025/page/1

List of items for my ride:
Head Unit: Alpine DVA - 9861
Processor(s):
- EpiCenter (by: Audio Control)
- Apex (by: Kove Audio)
Amp: JL Audio 300/4 and 500/1 (constant 800 watts)
Cap: One Rockford Fosgate1 farad Cap
Front: MB Quart 216
Rear: Boston Acoustics (6x9) SX65
Sub: 1 Eclipse 12" Alum. Dual 4 ohm VC
Battery: Kinetik HC1400 Power Cell
Alternator: Load Boss 180amps

1/0 ga wire to D-block
Using a dual fused D-block in the engine bay
- ANL 150 amp fuse (used for H.O. Alternator)
- ANL 100 amp fuse (used as power wire to amp)
- “BIG 3” upgrade

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