Can this handle 4 AuraSound AST-2B-4 Pro Bass Shakers without any issues?
188012
If you are trying to get a boom boom going like the kids do with their cars, this won't do it. This amp is only good for 60 watts per channel (120 watts total). I have two of them connected to an Allen Theater Organ and Leslie speaker cabs. They work well for this. However, ventilation is extremely important as there are no fans in these units.
188013
You would need 2 PAMP1000's. They are rated for 160watts for 2 speakers. These amps are OK, but they are not powerful at all, and you would not want to run them over 80% volume output for long periods of time since they heat up pretty good. I do think you would be ok with two of these and splitting your Pro Bass Shakers connections in half.
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I also use the back wires to connect a pair of "Aura AST-2B-4 Pro Bass Shaker (100W each)" in series and mounted with screws directly on the frame of the Sofa. The Sofa was isolated using "ButtKicker RI-4-PAK Medium Kinetic Furniture Isolators Set of 5 ".I do not have the power off problem when I turn the volume up to 75% - 80%. Infect, the vibration is too strong that I can turn up the volume only to 50% and frequency to 25% to be comfortable.The cut off will happen if you draw more than 250 watts. If you connect the two or more shakers in parallel instead of series you might have a problem. I also use the back wires to connect a pair of "Aura AST-2B-4 Pro Bass Shaker (100W each)" in series and mounted with screws directly on the frame of the Sofa. The Sofa was isolated using "ButtKicker RI-4-PAK Medium Kinetic Furniture Isolators Set of 5 ".I do not have the power off problem when I turn the volume up to 75% - 80%. Infect, the vibration is too strong that I can turn up the volume only to 50% and frequency to 25% to be comfortable.The cut off will happen if you draw more than 250 watts. If you connect the two or more shakers in parallel instead... » Read More I also use the back wires to connect a pair of "Aura AST-2B-4 Pro Bass Shaker (100W each)" in series and mounted with screws directly on the frame of the Sofa. The Sofa was isolated using "ButtKicker RI-4-PAK Medium Kinetic Furniture Isolators Set of 5 ".I do not have the power off problem when I turn the volume up to 75% - 80%. Infect, the vibration is too strong that I can turn up the volume only to 50% and frequency to 25% to be comfortable.The cut off will happen if you draw more than 250 watts. If you connect the two or more shakers in parallel instead of series you might have a problem. « Show Less
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Split the signal from one of your 7.2 sub (LFE) channels with a standard RCA Y-harness and send the LFE signal into a dedicated amp for the Aura Shakers. I have four wired in series-parallel configuration for a 4 Ohm load. They are powered by a BASH 300w plate amp. My Klipsch subwoofer handles sound and the Auras provide impact. My wife thought I was crazy when I added these to the couches but after she got used to using them for the past year she has commented that action movies seem less exciting with them turned off. I don't understand Scott H's problem. If he's so sure that they're poorly designed you'd expect to see him selling a better product. Split the signal from one of your 7.2 sub (LFE) channels with a standard RCA Y-harness and send the LFE signal into a dedicated amp for the Aura Shakers. I have four wired in series-parallel configuration for a 4 Ohm load. They are powered by a BASH 300w plate amp. My Klipsch subwoofer handles sound and the Auras provide impact. My wife thought I was crazy when I added these to the couches but after she got used to using them for the past year she has commented that action movies seem less exciting with them turned off. I don't understand Scott H's problem. If he's... » Read More Split the signal from one of your 7.2 sub (LFE) channels with a standard RCA Y-harness and send the LFE signal into a dedicated amp for the Aura Shakers. I have four wired in series-parallel configuration for a 4 Ohm load. They are powered by a BASH 300w plate amp. My Klipsch subwoofer handles sound and the Auras provide impact. My wife thought I was crazy when I added these to the couches but after she got used to using them for the past year she has commented that action movies seem less exciting with them turned off. I don't understand Scott H's problem. If he's so sure that they're poorly designed you'd expect to see him selling a better product. « Show Less
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That should not be a problem as I use it at very high levels and the bass is just perfect all the time.
1436350
Technically yes I think it will work, but not the best setup because the mics will load down each other resulting in poorer sound quality & less bass. Probably less noticeable with small mics like that. Best solution is a Y combiner built especially for mic inputs with isolation circuitry. UPDATE: See comments, I'm not sure I understood your question correctly.
501714
Yes, without a problem. I have 2- 15" rated at 400 watts each and use them indoors and out without a problem. Plenty of volume and fairly good control of effects and vocal adjustments. I put 4 vocal mics and the other 4 inputs for my drums. Although it is not a topline amp with multiple sliders for control but for your average non pro band you will have what you need to get the job done.
1127919
yes but i'm not sure how many ohm's the mixamp pushes. you'll probably benefit from double amping i'm sure.
801169
These speakers were designed for surround sound applications in a 5.1 or 7.1 system. Your subwoofer should handle all the really low frequencies. I am using mine for surround sound to cover chairs in the middle and chairs to the side. I had no place to mount them except two cabinets holding lamps. I had to raise them to be at ear level with another small speaker. As such with direct sound to each person's ear, they work about as good as possible. I tried putting them up over 6 feet on top of two cabinets, but they seemed washed out. Each installation needs some variation.
1538814
It will handle them fine. I would run 4 ohm DVC subs and wire them for 2 ohms. It's not going to win any competitions, but I think you'll happy.
1345478
The bic has preamp outs on the back. You can connect the shakers. You will still need an amp to power the shakers
546207
I have the one kicker in my back deck with four all range speakers in the doors and it sounds fine with clean strong bass. My amp is only 200 watts powering all of that, so I would see no reason why 400 watts would have an issue handling two kickers.
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Why not! Sounds like a perfect application. Like any other application, I would not plan to run this unit flat-out for long periods as you will likely run into reliability issues. This is not a high-end unit. I'm a gigging bass player and I've been using this with volumes set to about 8/10 for a couple of years now with no probs.
1453892
I have used it with various pro mics. The problem is not with the boom. The base is not heavy enough to counter the weight of the mic when the boom is at lower angles.
897810
Yes but this should handle all of your speakers. Are you setting up more than 7?
2215702
Compatibility will not be an issue. I'm running a 4 channel + a mono block for my two 10's. The EQ cleans up the sound beautifully and adds a ton of adjustability to compensate for your vehicles environment, clean up any muddy bass. Incredible deal for a quality component. The hook up is quite straightforward, comes with good diagrams. Hope this helps.
317928
I have used it on several different boomboxes and stereo systems so I wouldn't think you should have a problem.
507589
You should be fine...I run 2 Peavy 400/800 and 2 400/800 subs...with no problems