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🎬 Updated Video Description

In this video, I’ll show you how I run a heavy car music system at home using:

A Moco 4‑channel amplifier (Model AF‑04.120) — powerful enough to drive subs + speakers nicely.

A Nakamichi subwoofer (600 W RMS) for deep, heart‑thumping bass.

One pair of Songbird oval speakers, 70 W each, for mid/full range sound.

One pair of Hammer tweeters to take care of the highs.

Powering the whole setup with an HP 12 V 750 W server power supply — this gives me enough clean, stable DC current so the amp and sub get the juice they need without overloading.

⚙️ What I Cover in the Video

How I wired everything: from power supply to amp, and signal from head unit/source.

Matching impedance & proper wiring so you don’t damage anything.

Setting gains, crossovers, frequency filters to balance bass, mids, and highs without distortion.

Safety & efficiency: avoiding overheating, ensuring the PSU can handle the load.

Placement & setup tips so bass is tight, clarity is clean.

🔍 Why This Setup Works

Using car‑audio gear in a home environment has challenges. But with:

A powerful amp,

Proper separation of bass / mids / highs,

And a sufficiently rated 12 V power supply (the 760W HP server PSU),

You can get deep bass, clear mids, and sparkly highs, without blowing fuses or stressing your wiring.

👍 Who It'll Help

People wanting that car‑bass experience at home without buying PA gear.

DIY audio lovers who enjoy pushing boundaries and using unconventional setups.

Anyone curious how to safely run large car audio gear indoors with a server PSU or similar high‑current DC source.

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