Quick question - 4 channel amps
05-07-2006, 04:02 PM
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Originally Posted by hofulstrof
useing a single 4ohm sub you will not be able to get the maxumum power out of that amp.you either need a dvc4ohm sub or 2 svc 4ohm subs
05-07-2006, 04:24 PM
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Yeah, I can bridge them. But I am only using an Alpine MRP-F240 4/3/2 channel, so when i do that, i need to turn my deck all the way up (no speakers hooked up) just to hear the damn thing. And it sounds like crap too. It's not in a box, but i was just seeing if that would work.
05-07-2006, 04:44 PM
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Originally Posted by hofulstrof
my bad you should be able to hook your sub up for maximum out of that amp. anyone have a link to the manual?
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05-07-2006, 09:07 PM
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That amp is rated at 40w X 4 RMS....with the 2 rear channels bridged into your sub, you should get 100w RMS.
An enclosure and setting the gains on the amp would go a long way to making the most out of what you already have. You can't use the level of sound you are hearing now to judge the sub or the amp.
If you post the model # of the sub, the vehicle its going in and the types of music you listen to, we can help you with a box for the sub...
HTH
An enclosure and setting the gains on the amp would go a long way to making the most out of what you already have. You can't use the level of sound you are hearing now to judge the sub or the amp.
If you post the model # of the sub, the vehicle its going in and the types of music you listen to, we can help you with a box for the sub...
HTH
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