Will this work with a 10" Sub and 4 speakers running off of it?
842142
I have two 12 inch subs rated for 2000 watts each and have to keep my bass setting fairly low so I don't think your speakers would handle it.
1858545
Yes it will, try bridging the two speakers. Works better if you hook up without the remote volume knob
1992688
Yes, sir. It has a rca plug up specifically for your subs. As long as you have everything on your end, you should be golden.
891483
Yes the speakers work just fine without the sub. The difference will be amazing when you do hear them with the sub.
320930
It could. The max watts is 1000 and 500 regular. I have mine running a kicker comp 12. Almost too much power for it but it pushes hard. You should be good for two 12s though but personally I'd go with something that pushes it to the max wattage of the subs
1647923
Yes it will. I purchased this amp for a 10 inch kicker sub and it works awesome and I haven't had a problem with it since the day I bought it.
1519214
Your speakers will need to be low profile as there is not a lot of room. I had two 10 inch MTX 800 subs that were too big for the box. I eventually placed two low profile 10 inch Kickers in there and they worked perfectly.
547168
Yes it would definitely handle a sub and two speakers. I'm no expert either but from what I've been told you can bridge the outputs and drive a sub plus four speakers. I'm just running four speakers and it works excellent.....
1081522
hi, i don't think is going to work, the output for the subwoofer should be without power amplification, and is usually a dedicated output, if is not there, your amplifier is not designed to connect a subwoofer. sorry.
1108045
Hi Matt! Unfortunately, the distance between each stand is about 10.5", so those speakers are not going to fit.
1265311
Yes it will work. If it is two quite you can wire two speakers in parallel on one channel to drop it to 8 ohms.
848562
It has 2 higher outputs more for subwoofers and then 4 lower outputs mainly for speakers. So it would work as long as your speakers are rated high enough to handle the watts for the 2 higher outputs.
1092401
Short answer is yes. The signal goes out of both the high and low outputs together. I tried it. It worked but I realized to get enough volume to the sub to make it sound good, you were distorting the power to the speakers. They were also really drowned out by the sub. My recommendation and what I ended up doing was to get a 4 channel amp, bridging two channels for the sub and using the other two channels for the speakers. With the amp crossovers, you can really dial in the sound and get the best bang out is the sub. Good luck.
798409
I'm not sure. I have it pushing two 1,000 watt each, pyle 10' subwoofer . Sounds good Maybe I could've went with 12' ? Not sure about the 15' thou. Guess it would truly matter what the watts are.
789571
I have a pioneer 400 watt amp bridged for this single 10 inch subwoofer and it supplies sufficient power and excellent sound in the sealed box. I would use at least an 800 watt amp to drive two 10 inch subwoofers. If you like hip hop you may want a box with a port for extra bass boost otherwise a sealed box works fine. -Dan
1330366
Works great with 10 inch sub. Was told it could push two of the same sub I had. But on the specs I'm not to sure maybe watts
470111
Budget wise connect all four speakers to channels 1 & 2 and bridge 3 & 4 for the sub. It would work, but as to get the best performance from your speakers and sub I would have gone with a slightly more powerful amp. If you gots the cash, buy mono block amp cause that makes a difference. I know this amp all too well. Connected things all different ways to test for perfromance.