If any of u guys have been to the NOPI show or any stereo competition events, u may have noticed that some of the systems have coolant running through the subs and amp. Does anyone know how they do this, what do they use, cost, etc.
motoman22
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The cooler you keep your amp, the more efficient it is. Amps come with a finned heat sink, those with liquid cooling replace this aluminum part with a plate that is cooled with liquid...typically pumping ice water out of a reserve tank hidden somewhere.
There is no kit that does this, it's all hand made. To do this you just have to get the heat-producing components of the amp to radiate into a liquid cooled medium instead of a convection-cooled medium (the heatsink.)
for a step-by-step, build sheet, and photos of how to do this to a Linear Power 8002...break out the checkbook buddy *laffs*