Need an Ohmage explanation for an install
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Need an Ohmage explanation for an install
I have a MTX8955 and want to increase the wattage going to my comps. I have 2 sets going, 1 pr into front doors and 1 set going into rear doors. All comps are 4ohms.
At 4 ohms, my amp puts out 35 watts/channel. Here are the specs:
Specifications
RMS Power 12.5 VDC Input
Low Level Input
Crossover(s)
Hi Pass @ 85Hz - Front/Rear, Fixed, Defeatable
Low Pass @ 85Hz - Sub Channel Fixed
Thunder EQ
EBC2 Port
2 Ohm Load
70 w x 4
4 Ohm Load
35 w x 4
Bridged 4 Ohm Load 140 w x 2
Dynamic Power 14.4 VDC
2 Ohm Load 100 w x 4
4 Ohm Load 50 w x 4
Bridged 4 Ohm Load 200 w x 2
My question is...How can I feed each of the crossover boxes the right ohmage, or get them down to 2 ohms so I can feed them more power.
Is this a possibility?
I know you can wire a DVC 4ohm sub to 2ohm, that's what i've done on my sub channel.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
At 4 ohms, my amp puts out 35 watts/channel. Here are the specs:
Specifications
RMS Power 12.5 VDC Input
Low Level Input
Crossover(s)
Hi Pass @ 85Hz - Front/Rear, Fixed, Defeatable
Low Pass @ 85Hz - Sub Channel Fixed
Thunder EQ
EBC2 Port
2 Ohm Load
70 w x 4
4 Ohm Load
35 w x 4
Bridged 4 Ohm Load 140 w x 2
Dynamic Power 14.4 VDC
2 Ohm Load 100 w x 4
4 Ohm Load 50 w x 4
Bridged 4 Ohm Load 200 w x 2
My question is...How can I feed each of the crossover boxes the right ohmage, or get them down to 2 ohms so I can feed them more power.
Is this a possibility?
I know you can wire a DVC 4ohm sub to 2ohm, that's what i've done on my sub channel.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
#2
The short answer is you can't.....if you bridge the 4 channels you can use them to feed 1 pair of comps only. If you bridge them and then hook your fronts and rears to the resulting 2 channels you will damage the amp sooner or later.
For now, throw all that power at your fronts and run the rears off the head unit.....this will definitely give you a better front end and if the volume out of the rears is inadequate you will need to get another 2 channel for them......
HTH
For now, throw all that power at your fronts and run the rears off the head unit.....this will definitely give you a better front end and if the volume out of the rears is inadequate you will need to get another 2 channel for them......
HTH
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Thanks again for your help fella's !
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