How to make a FREE garage sound system.

[@chiorandaniel1087]

Nice video but even if u have memory buttons for radio stations if the car stereo is not getting power it will loose the pre sets. Those buttons will keep memory only if there is a constant power getting in the stereo. Keep up with the good work 🙂

[@TrackItYT]

I was surprised but this radio had a memory with no power. Agree with what you say, in most instances that wouldn’t be the case so this was a fluke.

[@chiorandaniel1087]

@@TrackItYT Hmm...interesting...but after all the job is done and is working 🙂...that's all that matters...keep doing things cause you're doing them well and in an educative way.

[@DaNNN13l]

Well done!

[@brendanondo4068]

Nice video need more guidance on the speaker cables though

[@TrackItYT]

Any speaker cable matched to the radio/speaker power will work.

[@fzghbkhvgfhhgv3524]

Can u use the computer power to power a amplifier to the car stereo also

[@m1a9v6s4]

Hi just came across this video excellant idea . Was wondering though do you need to connect all the black wires and all the yellow wires could you just use one of each?. the PSU i have has twice the number of yellow wires you have ?

[@TrackItYT]

You could probably do less but just need to consider the conductor size relative to the max draw. Too great of a resistance and you’ll get voltage drop as the wires heat up.

[@kc44972]

Nice video. Where can I purchase that type of radio kit?

[@palgautefall3328]

is it possible to connect a sub to this ?

[@TrackItYT]

You could certainly create something which could but a standard PSU wouldn’t have the peak power ability of most subs. Small under seats subs would be the easiest option although I haven’t tried.