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Well if it was me man I would Get a bigger sub like a 15" or a 12". I think a simple 2 ways component set would be good, and for the rears I had better speakers than the fronts....I don't know why I did like the sound tho. I love the sounds I get out of my pioneer 6x9's so just fine a speaker you like and get it. I heard from somewhere that speakers are one of the most personally thing you can get.
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you should be very happy with those items .....
the ag75 will feed the e8a 350 watts at 8 ohm mono (the 750 won't handle 2 ohm)
it should pound nicely .........
I'm feeding my 2 e8a's 350 watts each in ported .7 cube boxes tuned to 30 hz and I love em [img]smile.gif[/img] .............I got em lowpassed at 50hz
I nice 3 way front stage such as the JL XR set should round out the system nicely
I'd skip the rear fill all together
the ag75 will feed the e8a 350 watts at 8 ohm mono (the 750 won't handle 2 ohm)
it should pound nicely .........
I'm feeding my 2 e8a's 350 watts each in ported .7 cube boxes tuned to 30 hz and I love em [img]smile.gif[/img] .............I got em lowpassed at 50hz
I nice 3 way front stage such as the JL XR set should round out the system nicely
I'd skip the rear fill all together
Originally posted by dodgeram:
you should be very happy with those items .....
the ag75 will feed the e8a 350 watts at 8 ohm mono (the 750 won't handle 2 ohm)
you should be very happy with those items .....
the ag75 will feed the e8a 350 watts at 8 ohm mono (the 750 won't handle 2 ohm)
oh ****..I just saw this... http://www.speakersound.com/index.ht...talog23_1.html
How will the amp work with my sub ? 350x2 @ 2ohms stereo ? Or can I bridge the amp ?
[ January 12, 2004, 11:11 PM: Message edited by: Rob ]
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Originally posted by Rob:
How will the amp work with my sub ? 350x2 @ 2ohms stereo ?
How will the amp work with my sub ? 350x2 @ 2ohms stereo ?
You'll probably get pretty much the same power between 8 ohm bridged and 2 ohm not bridged.
Try hooking it up both ways and see which you like best. Should be easy enough since the 8A has push-spring terminals.
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those amps are 2 ohm stereo 4 ohms mono stable
dual 4 ohm coils gives you 3 wireing choices
parallel coils for 2 ohm mono or series coils for 8 ohms mono
or you can wire 1 coil to each channel for 4 ohm stereo output (essencially the same as 8 ohm mono)
so your amp will put out 350 watts rms to that sub wich will be enough , trust me [img]smile.gif[/img] .....
dual 4 ohm coils gives you 3 wireing choices
parallel coils for 2 ohm mono or series coils for 8 ohms mono
or you can wire 1 coil to each channel for 4 ohm stereo output (essencially the same as 8 ohm mono)
so your amp will put out 350 watts rms to that sub wich will be enough , trust me [img]smile.gif[/img] .....
Originally posted by chaos:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Rob:
How will the amp work with my sub ? 350x2 @ 2ohms stereo ?
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Rob:
How will the amp work with my sub ? 350x2 @ 2ohms stereo ?
You'll probably get pretty much the same power between 8 ohm bridged and 2 ohm not bridged.
Try hooking it up both ways and see which you like best. Should be easy enough since the 8A has push-spring terminals. </font>[/QUOTE]I'm confused immensly ! How will I run my e8a in 8ohms bridged if it's a dual 4 ohm sub ????
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Originally posted by Rob:
I'm confused immensly ! How will I run my e8a in 8ohms bridged if it's a dual 4 ohm sub ????
I'm confused immensly ! How will I run my e8a in 8ohms bridged if it's a dual 4 ohm sub ????
http://www.jlaudio.com/tutorials/wiring/index.html
