venutia said: So this basically makes the stereo or amp's dc-dc power supply a bit more robust? What it really does is to provide short bursts of high current.
During strong, loud, low bass, the stereo (and amplifier) is drawing a lot of current. Since there is some resistance in the wiring between the stereo and the battery, the voltage drops a little. Placing this capacitor near the stereo will cause it to act as a little battery, supplying the extra current during the bass thumps.
Nice if you can find it, but I avoid the Monster name like the plague.
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