Rockford Fosgate Distribution Block

I used these for my car audio system to distribute a 1/0 AWG power wire to the amplifiers from the battery. I also used to send the grounds to a single point. In between all of these was a capacitor. So I needed multiple inputs to consolidate and this did not disappoint.Rockford is known for its quality and this block is an example of what Rockford delivers. This is a hefty component, unlike some of the other distribution blocks I've purchased. I got a Stinger power block which was good but this is so substantial, it just reeks of the kind of component you want in a dope, high quality build. Pic may be a little hard to see but showing the block behind my amp setup (ground) and the power block to the right of the amps.

Very happy with the product, was able to connect all my 0 gauge wires for my amps as needed. Product Is sturdy and looks nice, very solid connection. 👍

Used this for 2 amps and 2 12” subs before switching to 2 amps and 4 12”s. Worked well and held wires tight

Great distribution block! Includes spacers on each port for 4 AWG wire, which can be removed to run 0 AWG wire. Very solid, heavy construction. Secures wires solidly with the hex wire attachment screws. Unfortunately, the block does not come with any mounting hardware, so buy two size 8-32 size screws if you need to securely attach it to a sub box or any part of the car, especially if mounted vertically. Plastic cover is held on by three clips, and can be removed by pressing inwards on the sides of the cover. Although it was a bit pricey, it's definitely worth the money. Anyone running a dual amp setup should get one of these.

Nothing more that you need. Fits the job perfectly in my car audio system with a battery relocation to the trunk area.

awesome and easy

I have used this distribution block befor so there was no hesitation on making this purchase. Especially if you are looking for a true 0 to 0 gauge block. This is a great 1:1 block to purchase. The highest gauge you can scale up to is a 4 gauge. Yes, there are adapters that comes with the distribution block.

This is the first time ive used a T in an audio system, (normally I run two batteries and a fuse block), HOWEVER if youre doing a smaller system this is what you want. Ive seen people use other ones for around the same price and they are normally trash and fall apart, but this is super tough and took my 0 gauge OFC like butter. If youre looking into something like this don't buy the cheaper versions. spend another $5 and get this.