Can i use this on a Single DVC 4ohm subwoofer. Polk audio 360Rms watts/700watt max. and would it be bridged?
1016031
If you are going to use one dual voice coil subwoofer, you can use this amp but it doesn't need to be bridged, bring the input(s) in and connect each VC on the speaker to a separate output from the amp... you could bridge it and it will work, some people prefer this way, but you would have to bridge the voice coils on the speaker as well. http://knowledge.sonicelectronix.com/tools/subwoofer-wiring
756505
Yes, however this amp uses speakon connectors and you would most likely use it in bridged mode.
1329223
I bought 1 Polk Audio 800W Class AB Bridgeable 4 Channel MOSFET Amplifier from the Amazon... But it doesn't work..n I still keep it here huhuhu..plz tell me wat kind the business is that huhu!
1653202
If it was the dual 4 ohm voice coil subwoofer it would be fine, the way you'd have to wire the dual 2 ohm version won't give the sub enough power (wired in series for 4 ohms). The amp I got was tested to put out 631 watts rms total, but wiring is the problem here.
2096164
you need a 2 ohm Dual voice coil to make 1 ohm or 4 ohm connection. Do no under power this sub. I've been blasting 3000w+ for almost 2 years and it loves it. I bought a 2000w fosgate amp and the amp wasn't enough. protection mode way too early. I went back to my old 3500w mono refurbed amp and no issues again. Shouldn't have fixed what wasnt broken. Best sub around for the $$$.. I promise.
261429
I don't know the answer for that. You need to check on your receiver or pre-amp's manual, but if you want to use only one sub-woofer than you don't need this kind of cable, what you need is a straight forward cable. I don't think your receiver is designed for doing that. I have two sub outs on my receiver for the purpose to use two separate sub-woofer so you can put one on each side of the room or one in the front one in the back at your surround speakers. I don't recommend you to do that, you should never mix signals. This cable is designed for if you have a sub and does not have a LFE input but has inputs for left and right than you connect the double Y part to the sub and the single end to your pre-out. Also you can contact with Mediabridge they have excellent technical support. Good luck and don't do it!!!
41278
Yes because this is a one channel monoblock amp the one channel works just like a 2 channel bridged. Now this amp is rated at 14.4 volts to push 650 watts continous (rms) at a 2 ohm load and at a 4 ohm load it will push 400 watts continous. So make sure you get the right ohm subs. If you want to push the full 650 watts make sure your sub is 4 ohm single voicecoil or if its a dual voicecoil you can use 2-8 ohm subs just make sure the subs if dual voicecoil are wired to a 4 ohm load before you connect the sub to amp, when you connect to the amp it will read 2 ohm so you will get the full 650 watts. Yes because this is a one channel monoblock amp the one channel works just like a 2 channel bridged. Now this amp is rated at 14.4 volts to push 650 watts continous (rms) at a 2 ohm load and at a 4 ohm load it will push 400 watts continous. So make sure you get the right ohm subs. If you want to push the full 650 watts make sure your sub is 4 ohm single voicecoil or if its a dual voicecoil you can use 2-8 ohm subs just make sure the subs if dual voicecoil are wired to a 4 ohm load before you connect the sub to amp, when you connect to the amp it will read 2 ohm so you will get the full 650... » Read More Yes because this is a one channel monoblock amp the one channel works just like a 2 channel bridged. Now this amp is rated at 14.4 volts to push 650 watts continous (rms) at a 2 ohm load and at a 4 ohm load it will push 400 watts continous. So make sure you get the right ohm subs. If you want to push the full 650 watts make sure your sub is 4 ohm single voicecoil or if its a dual voicecoil you can use 2-8 ohm subs just make sure the subs if dual voicecoil are wired to a 4 ohm load before you connect the sub to amp, when you connect to the amp it will read 2 ohm so you will get the full 650 watts. « Show Less
277008
3600 watts will probably be a bit too much for this amplifier. I use mine for about 600 watts RMS between two subwoofers and I need 3/4 gain to power them. Im betting you would need one amp on each speaker cab for your system.
1507877
You can, but you might be sorely disappointed. This amp can deliver maybe 30rms when bridged (@4ohm)Depends on what sub. 30rms is fine for a computer speaker sub, but is pathetic for car audio.
728768
No that will not work. You will only be powering each channel with 25 watts each. Better off buying 1 2 channel amplifier for your subs and this one for your speakers.
1963126
yes that will work be sure to look up diagram for dual speaker coils if you wire it for 4 or 8 ohm the 8 ohm will reduce the watts by around half the rms supplied by the amp
831023
users guide says 100W x4 max at 14.4VDC and 1kHz, you'll have to decide if that'll work for your speakers and what you're trying to do with them. My uneducated guess is that this thing will get stressed if pushed to the limits. I'm using it well below max and I'm very happy with it driving 4 computer speakers.
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.
454329
Yes. Two each per channel would give you a 4 ohm load per side. You will have to run the amplifier in the stereo mode. That amplifier is stable to 2 ohms. You should have good results.
803653
Depends on how you wire the subs and if it's svc or dvc subs. You can wire them down to 1ohm and that should give you all 5000 watts. Just depends on how you wire them basically
1727945
This receiver is listed at outputting 145W per speaker ( http://store.sony.com/7.2-channel-4k-a-v-receiver-zid27-STRDH740/cat-27-catid-All-Speakers-and-Stereo-Components) and so will not cause your speakers to fry. The sub outs are pre-amp signals, so your subwoofers need to be self powered. Using 6 speakers and those strong subs, you will have a 1820W system. The only things you might destroy are your eardrums and relationships with the neighbors.
1159042
Absolutely. I'm running two P3's that are 4 ohm DVC. I have them wired to 1ohm and they freaking pound.