can i run two of these on a technical pro 6200 2 channel amp
1006543
Yes you can. Running them in parallel is best for your setup. Make sure you have a gain knob installed as well so that you can easily adjust your output level.
1006544
I definitely think you could because I have one mono blocked with a hifonics 1800.1
1006545
Yeah just put the coils in parallel and then each sub per channel and you will be at 2 ohm stereo
267843
It only has one set of preouts but you could use a splitter. I've seen it done like that before to use two amps.
710230
I have that setup with 2 audio inputs and output to an ampamplifier. It works fine
444887
Sure run the front 2 channels on HP or High Pass and bridge the rear and switch to LP or low pass. You have separate switches for the front and rear for or for you subwoofer. Try and get a dual voice coil sub to being the impedence down to 2 Ohms equals more power. I also recommend a 2 Farad Capacitor from VM Audio for this and remote bass knob.
1615974
Yes u can depending on the ohm of your subs. You want to run it at full power so that would be 1 ohm load. So you need 2 dual 4 ohm subs run them parallel. Meaning + to +and -to -. Had my bench tested it pushed right around 1300 rms at one ohm. Just set ur gains right and run 4 gauge nothing less. This amp pushes my eclipse like crazy and they are 600 rms a sub. Hope this helps.
1685664
No you can't. They're already internally bridged, so you can't bridge the channels together. It would fry the amp. Just buy a more powerful amp if 15W isn't enough.
1692564
Yes you can run one and You need an amp. Which means running power. Look at the alpine mrv m500 or kenwood kac8105d.run this in parallel for a 2 ohm load final and either make 2 cubic foot box ported. Belva makes a nice sealed pre made 1.7 cubic foot box but honestly building one is way better.If you have an further questions about installation or anything else let me know somehow! Best of luck and Merry Christmas
838215
I believe that as long as you are only changing the preamp tubes (12AX7), you don't need to mess with the bias. If you're changing the power tubes as well then you may need a bias, depends on your amp.
1556418
Yes but you might have to bridge them...I have the same amp for 2 15" 2500watt and I'm not using any where near the full potential of the amp
1699269
Yes you can. Connect from Output on the first amp to the input on the second and so on.
2193551
im running a 1200w boss auto amp briged but if your going to run 2 of theses i wood us a 2800w amp
1210430
The short answer, yes. If you look at the spec sheet for this amp you will see that it IS rated to run a pair of 2 ohm speakers in stereo. With a 2 ohm load the amp is rated for 150w x 2 RMS. This exceeds the ratings on your speakers. If you just turn the gain down a bit and keep them at reasonable levels you should be fine.
1022864
It should be fine. They can only handle 600 watts of maximum power so just don't turn your amp above halfway and you should be fine.
2003345
If I understand your question, you're asking if you can run two amps in series. The answer to that would be no as excessive input into the second one would cause distortion. Based on the wording of your question, I'm just not sure what you're trying to achieve.
1410472
Technically you could get a 2 channel amp to run a pair of speakers and subwoofers. However, I don't believe this is the best way as you have no control of the speaker or sub volume level if their sensitivities aren't a match, which likely they won't be. As Troy mentioned, you'd have to use a passive crossover (around 80 Hz or so) to route the upper signals to the speakers and lower signals to the subwoofers. My recommendation would be to get two amps or buy the Inuke NU4-6000, which has 4 channels and would work perfectly for your equipment.
909164
No absolutely not. Not even sure how you would do that. First off, This amp is not that good. No where near its rated power.
991666
You wil not be able to run 4 12s off this amp maybe two. I use it to run all my highs n mids