Running Components & Wooffer with one amp, Bad idea?
AUDISON SRX4 NEW Amplifier 680Watt max 4Channel SQ Amp on eBay.ca (item 110576199455 end time 19-Oct-10 21:10:41 EDT)
Found this amp, But it's more expensive and less power. Although these are suppose to be killer amps...
Someone please tell me if I am wrong
Found this amp, But it's more expensive and less power. Although these are suppose to be killer amps...
Someone please tell me if I am wrong
AUDISON SRX4 NEW Amplifier 680Watt max 4Channel SQ Amp on eBay.ca (item 110576199455 end time 19-Oct-10 21:10:41 EDT)
Found this amp, But it's more expensive and less power. Although these are suppose to be killer amps...
Someone please tell me if I am wrong
Found this amp, But it's more expensive and less power. Although these are suppose to be killer amps...
Someone please tell me if I am wrong

Oh yeah another question...
Is there any point in adjusting the freq on the amp if I can adjust it on my HU.
I am thinking 80 HP and 80 LP for the sub. So I could just set each channel accordingly to HP and LP on the side of the amp and leave the freq at it's default value.
My HU also lets me do 6db slopes, And I think I can crossover at 100hz, 80hz & 63hz.
Is there any point in adjusting the freq on the amp if I can adjust it on my HU.
I am thinking 80 HP and 80 LP for the sub. So I could just set each channel accordingly to HP and LP on the side of the amp and leave the freq at it's default value.
My HU also lets me do 6db slopes, And I think I can crossover at 100hz, 80hz & 63hz.
one or the other don't use both as they can cause very interesting peaks and dips as the cross over slopes and center frequencies are very hard to determine. Choose the one that's most useful and convenient...typically the head unit's.
Not good, if you can imagine. Best thing to check is the speaker's specifications to see where they should be crossed over.


