two PG MS-275 amps

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Oct 1, 2006 | 03:43 PM

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Hardwrkr

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I really enjoyed the Boston Proseries comps with a good deal of power. A M50 is not enough power for them to come alive IMO.

Sell the M50 and hunt down a MS2250 for the subs. Bridge both 275's and use one for left and one for right comp duties. Just a thought.

Oct 1, 2006 | 03:45 PM

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gqtrebor

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yea maybe i should ..........still sounds good right now.........just don't want to get going on a mission.......lol......that means more money

Oct 1, 2006 | 04:09 PM

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gqtrebor

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Quote:

Originally Posted by TLCCustoms

you usually have to make one the master and the other a slave. the slave amp would have to run 180 out of Phase. on my amps i have to bridge the negs together, (amp to amp) then pos on the master goes to pos on woofer and pos on the slave goes to neg on woofer.

hum can explain a little more ? are you telling me that you conected the amps together via the speaker outlets?

Oct 2, 2006 | 08:15 AM

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TLCCustoms

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ya, one of my amps has to run 180 degrees out of phase. then link the -speaker out. and then the +on amp #1 is + on the sub and + on amp #2 becomes - to sub because it runs out of phase