Question about my 4-Channel MTX
#1
Question about my 4-Channel MTX
Now I am not sure if I am doing this right but I hope I am...
If I have my components hooked up the the amp and 1 woofer and I suppose to set the amp to 4 channel mode or 2 channel mode?
I was looking at a Hifonics amp and it showed that it needed to be on 2 channel mode to sum all channels.
I have to crank the gain *** to at least half before I hear my woofer...
So I did it right, Or I should of bought a more powerful amp.
If I have my components hooked up the the amp and 1 woofer and I suppose to set the amp to 4 channel mode or 2 channel mode?
I was looking at a Hifonics amp and it showed that it needed to be on 2 channel mode to sum all channels.
I have to crank the gain *** to at least half before I hear my woofer...
So I did it right, Or I should of bought a more powerful amp.
#2
Im not sure exactly how MTX works as Ive never owned one but typically speaking you should be able to bridge each set of channels individually to create for example 75w RMS x2 and 150w RMS x1 OR 150 x 2 - If you can only bridge 4 channels in to 2 then you cannot run your current configuration properly...
#3
http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_...io-TC6004.html
It should be 75w RMS x2 and 300w RMS x 1.
75 for the fronts each, And 300 for the woofer.
4ohm only.
It should be 75w RMS x2 and 300w RMS x 1.
75 for the fronts each, And 300 for the woofer.
4ohm only.
#7
http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_...io-TC6004.html
It should be 75w RMS x2 and 300w RMS x 1.
75 for the fronts each, And 300 for the woofer.
4ohm only.
It should be 75w RMS x2 and 300w RMS x 1.
75 for the fronts each, And 300 for the woofer.
4ohm only.
While bridged the unit will produce 300 RMS x2 - You're only bridging two of the four channels via the rear outputs which will produce 150 RMS and your fronts will be running their normal 2 channel configuration at 75w RMS x2
Unless the MTX amp halves the ohms when bridged which would cause a 2ohm load with a 4ohm woofer which would give you your 150x2=300 RMS on the rear channels at 2ohms and your 75x2 at 4ohms on the fronts.
#8
Unless the MTX amp halves the ohms when bridged which would cause a 2ohm load with a 4ohm woofer which would give you your 150x2=300 RMS on the rear channels at 2ohms and your 75x2 at 4ohms on the fronts.
#9
I am guessing once I upgrade the wire under the hood and possibly a cap I would get a better flow of power.
#10
http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_...-ZXi150.4.html
Maybe I should have bought this amp, It's twice the power of the MTX I have.
Maybe I should have bought this amp, It's twice the power of the MTX I have.