I have two questions: 1. Can this amp power 2 pairs of sub woofer speaker (cerwin vega cvi-218s); 2. where can I get this amp that operates on 220v?
869605
depends on the ohms of each cab... if u take the amp below 2 ohms, you'll burn it up.. only 220v out of the USA, can't gettem here thx jr
869606
Yes it can because i run 6 18sounds subs on it. 3 per side in 2.6 omz.so it depends on the omz of your speakers
869607
depends on the ohms of each cab... if u take the amp below 2 ohms, you'll burn it up.. only 220v out of the USA, can't gettem here thxjr
869608
yes it can. I believe those Cerwin Vegas are 1200 at 4ohms a piece? I'm not sure about the 2nd question
869609
Yes it has more than enough powe in bridge moder, that's if the subs are 4ohms, or ran parallel, ...... it also can operate at 220v.
869610
it will power 4 pairs parallel without a problem at 120 volts works like a Trojan that's my experience.
579119
i´m very disapointed of the performance of the 36db amplifier because I connected to the cable TV service and I don¨t got good response.Another Amps,Radio Shack for instance, works fine. I don¨t recommend to buy this one which do not have any Warranty. About Power supplies, Amazon never states voltages in all electronic devices. My suggestion is to put 110V - 220V or the last Autovolt; for this reason I do not buy any more electric devices. J. Humberto Gamboa (Bolivia)
1774387
Im running them through a cerwin vega cv-1800.I just had to purchase specific cables to connect the vega amp to my pioneer receiver.the cables cost around 28 bucks.only downfall to vega amp is that you have to manualy turn it on.vega has another amp with a remote, but its hundreds more and its the same basically.same power.
939035
Should work, any speaker will do. Note that it does need to be plugged in to a normal 110v plug. Topping and Amphony are worth looking at but I chose this one for the higher output. I am running a pair of Polk tower speakers just fine at reasonable volume.
2180488
Hi Gabriel, your lower powered amplifier will work just fine with the VE's. The Cerwin Vega line of amps, like all high powered amps, are for looking to get the most out your speakers.
1529374
This is a late answer - but what you need to know is the power consumption of your amplifier. This will be printed on the back, on the same label that says 220-240v, 50Hz. The power output to the speakers doesn't tell you what you need to know, as different classes of amplifiers have different efficiencies. If the label on the back lists a consumption of circa 100 watts or less, then this step up transformer is fine. If your amplifier has power consumption greater than 100 watts continuous, then you need a bigger step-up transformer.
334666
Hello. I have two amplifier ( stereo 80 w per chanel and a vacum tube amplifier 30w per chanel) and 3 pair of speakers. 1 pair 120 w 8 ohm, 1 pair 100w 8 ohm and 1 pair 100 w 6 ohm. This switch works well. I don't have a problem.
1858893
It's just 4 Chanel's you'd have to get a 2nd amp to power a sub or give up 2 speakers. I wouldn't recommend a 2nd amp since the 200 watts is just perfect for the 4 midrange speakers. these sound great by the way.
145709
they have both 110 and 220. I ordered the 220..just send them an email as soon as you order the amp, telling them which one you want.
932580
This is a two channel or stereo amp. A sub woofer is designed to go with a surround system which has 5 or more channels. Like the other commenter said, your 50 watt speakers can risk damage if you turn the volume up to loud. Also, you could add another pair of similar speakers to balance it out. Each channel on this amp has outputs for 2 speakers, left and right. So you could run 4 speakers at once, 2 for the left channel and 2 for the right channel. 2 speakers rated at 50 watts for each channel should work nicely. This is somewhat like the setup I have. For each channel I have a large floor standing speaker (at least 75 watts) and a smaller speaker to reproduce the treble or higher end of the frequency. This is a two channel or stereo amp. A sub woofer is designed to go with a surround system which has 5 or more channels. Like the other commenter said, your 50 watt speakers can risk damage if you turn the volume up to loud. Also, you could add another pair of similar speakers to balance it out. Each channel on this amp has outputs for 2 speakers, left and right. So you could run 4 speakers at once, 2 for the left channel and 2 for the right channel. 2 speakers rated at 50 watts for each channel should work nicely. This is somewhat like the setup I have. For each channel I have a large... » Read More This is a two channel or stereo amp. A sub woofer is designed to go with a surround system which has 5 or more channels. Like the other commenter said, your 50 watt speakers can risk damage if you turn the volume up to loud. Also, you could add another pair of similar speakers to balance it out. Each channel on this amp has outputs for 2 speakers, left and right. So you could run 4 speakers at once, 2 for the left channel and 2 for the right channel. 2 speakers rated at 50 watts for each channel should work nicely. This is somewhat like the setup I have. For each channel I have a large floor standing speaker (at least 75 watts) and a smaller speaker to reproduce the treble or higher end of the frequency. « Show Less
1952163
This amp is not putting out 2100 watts to your speakers. Your speakers are probably 8 ohms. If they are 8 ohms they are getting 230 watts to each channel. 1050 Watts x 2 Power Amplifier 230 + 230 Watts @ 8 Ohms - 460 + 460 Watts @ 4 Ohms - 920 + 920 Watts @ 2 OhmsYou will need a much more powerful amp. Good luck!
680085
Speaker operation has nothing to do with input AC voltage. The speaker is strictly driven by the audio amplifier, which is affected by the input voltage. If your amplifier is 220 capable, the output will drive these speakers correctly.
519070
WTF?! Home Audio speakers operate at 5 volts. Pro Audio operates at 74 volts. Only the components operate at 110 volt. So not sure what your asking, nor do you it seems.
1369671
It's simple. There is at least a 300 watt amp included with each svs. Sooo the converter changes Light to Electric voltage. The amp increases Voltage. I'd connect it up with the power down low and increase it to the level it want to use Other wise BOOM and your woofer and ears are blown.
519069
Seattle Matt, If your Pioneer Speakers are sealed enclosures this speaker will work. For dramatically better bass response (or if you have a ported cabinet) I would choose the Dayton Audio DC200-8. I have no idea what your "110v" question has to do w/ the speaker. Most audio amps made for use in the US run on 110v to 120v power sources. Hope this helps.
1181976
I have two of these subwoofers. One in the family room connected to TV and stereo. One in the media room connected to TV and stereo. This is a good subwoofer or I would not have bought a second. It is powered on normal household current of 110 volts. I cannot imagine why a speaker would need 240 volts.
360734
This is not the type of amp to use for home audio, yes your speakers can handle the wattage, remember you want a lot of watts, not for noise but true solid sound at low output also. No your old sony receiver will not work as a preamp for this unit, it is a DJ style amp. Great to daisy chain, etc.. Honestly your best option is find a great condition Carver MXR2000 or MXR130 it will push cerwin xls215's towers to glass breakage!