Do your headlights flicker when the bass hits hard? Does your bass start out strong, and then fade into mush after a minute or two? Car batteries are slow to deliver the kind of power your amps need to give you tight, powerful bass hits. Lightning Audio capacitors eliminate that problem by storing reserve power and then delivering it when your amps need it most. That's why you see external capacitors in just about every stereo competition vehicle — and you don't see dimmed headlights.

Lightning Audio's Strike Caps act as a buffer zone between your amp and your battery, getting the juice to your bass for maximum performance. The LSD10-03 1-farad capacitor can be used with amplifiers producing up to 1,000 watts RMS. The digital voltage readout shows your exact voltage to the decimal point. Visual and audible warnings tell you if the cap has been wired backwards.

Note: The capacitor is installed on the power cable that connects the amplifier to your vehicle's battery. You will need a short length of ground cable and crimp-on connectors (not included) to install the capacitor. The ground cable is used to connect the capacitor's negative terminal to the chassis of your vehicle.

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