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impedence question
It's been a few years since i installed a system so i just wanted to run this
by you guys to make sure i have it right. I have a 2 channel amp rated at 2x200w rms at 4 ohms or 1x800w max at 4 ohms. My 2 subs are JLaudio 10" rated at 8 ohms. Is it ok to hook up one sub to each channel or should i bridge the amp and wire both subs in parallel which will give me the 4 ohms the amp is rated for? -Jon |
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impedence question
bridge the amp and connect the speakers in parrellel.
"JonS999" wrote in message ... It's been a few years since i installed a system so i just wanted to run this by you guys to make sure i have it right. I have a 2 channel amp rated at 2x200w rms at 4 ohms or 1x800w max at 4 ohms. My 2 subs are JLaudio 10" rated at 8 ohms. Is it ok to hook up one sub to each channel or should i bridge the amp and wire both subs in parallel which will give me the 4 ohms the amp is rated for? -Jon |
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impedence question
JonS999 wrote:
It's been a few years since i installed a system so i just wanted to run this by you guys to make sure i have it right. I have a 2 channel amp rated at 2x200w rms at 4 ohms or 1x800w max at 4 ohms. My 2 subs are JLaudio 10" rated at 8 ohms. Is it ok to hook up one sub to each channel or should i bridge the amp and wire both subs in parallel which will give me the 4 ohms the amp is rated for? -Jon Bridge the amp and wire the subs in parallel. That will give an overall 4-ohm load to the single amplifier channel. Scott Gardner |
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