How do i wire at 4 or 2 oms
#2
first of all, you are limited by your subwoofer's voice coil set up. What do your subs have? Are they 2 ohm dvc, 4 ohm dvc (dual voice coil), 2 ohm svc, 4ohm svc (single voice coil). We need to know those things before we can help you. As far as what they are, they are the load impedance seen by the amplifier's outputs. If the system was designed properly (by the person who put it together), you should get maximum power output into the subs from the amp when wired to the right impedance.
Also what is the model number of the amp?
Also what is the model number of the amp?
Last edited by veeman; 11-15-2007 at 01:34 PM.
#3
TC4004 Specifications
# of Channels 4
Class A/B (Patented Pure N-Channel) (Pat. No: US05631608, US05783970) x
Amp Type Full Range x
CEA-2006 Primary Ratings RMS Power @ 4 Ω 50 Watts x 4 Channel and <1% THD+N
Signal-To-Noise Ratio
(1 Watt) 80 dB
CEA-2006 Secondary Ratings RMS Power @ 2 Ω 100 Watts x 4 Channel and <1% THD+N
RMS Power @ 4 Ω 200 Watts x 2 Bridged and <1% THD+N
THD+Noise (Distortion) (1Watt) <0.25%
Frequency Response
(-3dB) 20Hz-20kHz
Maximum Input Signal 5V
Maximum Sensitivity 100mV
Non-CEA Specifications Max Power 1,200 Watts
Low Level Input x
Hi-Level Input w/ Smart Engage Auto Turn-on x
RCA Output Front/Rear Summed
Defeatable Crossover Hi,12dB / Low, 12dB @ 40Hz-350Hz
Thunder EQ 0-18dB, Freq. 40Hz
MY SUBS
4 ohms
now what?
# of Channels 4
Class A/B (Patented Pure N-Channel) (Pat. No: US05631608, US05783970) x
Amp Type Full Range x
CEA-2006 Primary Ratings RMS Power @ 4 Ω 50 Watts x 4 Channel and <1% THD+N
Signal-To-Noise Ratio
(1 Watt) 80 dB
CEA-2006 Secondary Ratings RMS Power @ 2 Ω 100 Watts x 4 Channel and <1% THD+N
RMS Power @ 4 Ω 200 Watts x 2 Bridged and <1% THD+N
THD+Noise (Distortion) (1Watt) <0.25%
Frequency Response
(-3dB) 20Hz-20kHz
Maximum Input Signal 5V
Maximum Sensitivity 100mV
Non-CEA Specifications Max Power 1,200 Watts
Low Level Input x
Hi-Level Input w/ Smart Engage Auto Turn-on x
RCA Output Front/Rear Summed
Defeatable Crossover Hi,12dB / Low, 12dB @ 40Hz-350Hz
Thunder EQ 0-18dB, Freq. 40Hz
MY SUBS
4 ohms
now what?
#4
looks like the amp will deliver 200 watts x 2 channels in bridged mode at 4ohms. Assuming your subs are single voice coil 4 ohms each, then you simply hook up each sub to each bridged channel for 200 watts into each sub. This is the best way to hook up your subs with that amp.
#6
More or less.....
Your amp has speaker connection blocks for a pair of front and rear speakers.
You will see a line above each set indicating where to hook up a single speaker labelled "bridged" or similar. Connect the + and - from each speaker to the corresponding connection points, one on the front set and one on the rear.
HTH
Your amp has speaker connection blocks for a pair of front and rear speakers.
You will see a line above each set indicating where to hook up a single speaker labelled "bridged" or similar. Connect the + and - from each speaker to the corresponding connection points, one on the front set and one on the rear.
HTH
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