SVC 4 ohm into 6 ohm for HT?
11-19-2009, 03:47 PM
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SVC 4 ohm into 6 ohm for HT?
Receiver is a Sony 600W with 100W to the sub, on the back of the sub is says 6 ohms. I've got an Eclipse SW8200 that is SVC 4 ohm that I want to use. It doesn't say on google, is there no SVC 6 ohm or is it 3+3 DVC? Can I wire the Eclipse at 100w or 50w? There are no RCA's for the sub, just tiny wires. It's a Sony SS-WMSP80, thanks.
11-19-2009, 04:29 PM
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11-19-2009, 04:43 PM
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most of the plate amp will have high level in/out(highpass) but if you plan to use one with the Sony you will need to use the sub-out from the receiver and not the front speaker since they might have add a permanent highpass to protect them.
11-19-2009, 09:03 PM
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Receiver is a Sony 600W with 100W to the sub, on the back of the sub is says 6 ohms. I've got an Eclipse SW8200 that is SVC 4 ohm that I want to use. It doesn't say on google, is there no SVC 6 ohm or is it 3+3 DVC? Can I wire the Eclipse at 100w or 50w? There are no RCA's for the sub, just tiny wires. It's a Sony SS-WMSP80, thanks.
If you are looking for a HT amp, Oaudio makes some nice ones....lotsa controls and good power for the $$
HTH
11-19-2009, 11:15 PM
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I put it in a 1.2 sealed box, the baffle was warped from taking the screws out so I stuffed towels in it. The Sony ported 10" can't even hit the second note on put it on for my city and it distorts past 50/70 volume without bassboost. I can put the Eclipse on 70 with +10dB boost. I want 3 more, I'll get a vid.
