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ESX Q1204 Bridging
Didn't you get my email response?
On Sun, 20 Jul 2003 01:41:31 GMT, "Dr. Suess" wrote: I'm looking at using my Q1204 to power my entire system. Could someone with more experience confirm that the following is the correct setup: Channels 1 & 2 set up normally to drive a set of separates. Channels 3 & 4 set up bandpass to drive a 12" subwoofer as follows: 1) Synchronous bridging switch in, with the output of the sub out from the head unit connected to the Left input. 2) 3 & 4 Mid switch in, with the high pass x-over set as the subsonic filter. 3) Positive connection of channel 3 connect to positive of speaker, negative connection of channel 4 connect to negative of speaker. That's it! Any help would be greatly appreciated! Stephen Narayan | IASCA Pro Street 1-600 | IASCA Certified Judge 2003 Audio Perfection | RTA system evaluation and tuning | My System/s: Denon | Clarion ADCS-1 | Orion | Dynaudio | PG ZPA | Blade | Kicker teamROCS Member #068 | http://www.teamrocs.com Why not check out my car audio museum http://canuck.audioguy.net/gear.html |
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