Does anyone know if I can tie two channels together? I have two speakers in my side by side and they could handle the 200w. not sure bout amp though
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I have the same set up so I tried it and no you cannot. The amp just gets real hot and the sound is terrible. Just get the black 800w Pyle hydra and only use 2 channels.
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I haven't had any problems with mine in my RZR. I have two 6" boss speakers that use two of the channels and 4 Jensen 5.25" that use the other two channels tied together. (2 speakers per channel). at one time two channels quit. one tied, one not. I pressed a button on side and it fixed it.
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I think you can. I have one of these and another amp together right now. One is directly attached to the switch I use to disconnect the amps from the antenna when I am not watching television. The second amp is fed by a cable from the output of the amp we are talking about. Both have traps built into them and sometimes all it takes to get a stronger signal , or a channel that has stopped working is to switch the trap switch to the other position. Other times you might be overdriving the signal and need to adjust signal strength with the adjustment on the amplifiers. Bottom line, I have two amps in series and they work fine. I hope this helps.
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Yes, with ease! Just make sure that the 4 speakers are rated at 4 ohms or higher so you can wire them together. Wire the left speakers together, in parallel, plus to plus and minus to minus. Do the same for the 2 right speakers. Plug 2 left speakers into channel 1. Plug 2 right speakers into channel 2. Then, for the remaining 2 speakers, plug them into the remaining two channels 3 and 4. And there you go.The amp is stable down to 2 ohms. It should not cut out. Just check your speakers, some infinity car speakers are rated at 3 ohms. You need 4 ohm (or higher) when wired together, bridged, to keep the amp from going below 2 ohms and cutting out. Yes, with ease! Just make sure that the 4 speakers are rated at 4 ohms or higher so you can wire them together. Wire the left speakers together, in parallel, plus to plus and minus to minus. Do the same for the 2 right speakers. Plug 2 left speakers into channel 1. Plug 2 right speakers into channel 2. Then, for the remaining 2 speakers, plug them into the remaining two channels 3 and 4. And there you go.The amp is stable down to 2 ohms. It should not cut out. Just check your speakers, some infinity car speakers are rated at 3 ohms. You need 4 ohm (or higher) when wired... » Read More Yes, with ease! Just make sure that the 4 speakers are rated at 4 ohms or higher so you can wire them together. Wire the left speakers together, in parallel, plus to plus and minus to minus. Do the same for the 2 right speakers. Plug 2 left speakers into channel 1. Plug 2 right speakers into channel 2. Then, for the remaining 2 speakers, plug them into the remaining two channels 3 and 4. And there you go.The amp is stable down to 2 ohms. It should not cut out. Just check your speakers, some infinity car speakers are rated at 3 ohms. You need 4 ohm (or higher) when wired together, bridged, to keep the amp from going below 2 ohms and cutting out. « Show Less
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Yes, you can hook two subs up to this amp by wiring them in series. Check crutchfield for wiring diagrams to get the right ohm/impedence level. *Note-although they're listed as being 1ohm stable, don't run it that way. Keep it at a 2-4ohm level and it last and perform very well. Good luck, and I hope you like it!
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Biamping is sending power separately to the Woofers and Tweeters for instance.....I wouldn't really recommend this on this type of system as oppossed to a very high end system(where you could actually TRI-AMP IT with the proper High End Speakers) but that is a WHOLE other ballgame in Audio and very expensive.....If you add a major powerful Power Amp to great speakers that's all you should need(without Bi-Amping to different parts of the same speaker)...but it will be moot if your speakers aren't good enough or can't handle it....
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These speakers need power. I have 120W per channel and they could take more. Dont skimp on power.
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These are made-for-each-other. You don't need a 200-watt amp to drive ported speakers with 5/4" woofers!Dick Moulding from Speairt Sound
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I am running:4xInfinity Reference 6032cf 6.5-Inch 180-Watt High-Performance 2-Way Speakers (Two speakers on Channel 1 and Two speakers on Channel 2)1x Pyle PLPW8D 8-Inch 800 Watt Dual 4 Ohm Subwoofer (Bridge Channel 3 and 4)(Running a 10" would be better since amp can run it fine)
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Hi Eric,I will certainly recomend a seperate amp to power this sub. I tried bridging speakers and adding the sub. It just drew to much from one amp. The amp was getting to hot and shutting down. I chose to go with the Kenwood KAC-5206. This sub sits behind the passengers seat in a 97 Ford Ranger. And man this thing THUMPS!
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This is if you want to bi-amp the speakers. They are bridged so you can connect them like most speakers. AWESOME speakers BTW!!!
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I don't know cuz thy don't say on da speakers or box but da amp is 200 amps per channel (200w x 4) n thy sound pretty good n I only install 2 speakers out of 4 hope dis helps any other questions feel free 2 ask
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Hi Tyrus, I think the amp is more than sufficient. Please start at low volume otherwise it may damage the speakers. I have used this amp with a couple of speakers between 300W to 500W and it performs well. Thanks and I hope this helps Fernando
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You should do some more research as answers vary. Are you running 2channel? Bridged? Read the instructions, I don't recall the output in each mode, but it depends on the resistance of the speakers. Seems to me 250w rms speakers will do fine with that amp...
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Just as long as your sub and speakers watts/rms all adds up to about 300, you should be good. Bridge the sub to get more oomph. But this can have your speakers with less power. You don't want to overload your amp. IMHO, get a mono amp that will power your sub and leave this 300w amp for your other speakers. It's what I did.
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Hi! you can run 2x2ohms but make sure you dont bridge them because you will be running a 1ohm load and most 2 channel Amps are not stable at 1 ohm and will overheat. Connect sub 1 to channel 1 and sub 2 to channel 2 and you will be running a 2ohm load. hope this helps you out. Cheers
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A decent match would be any decent amp that is around 1100w if youre getting two subs then get a 2000w amp. I bought two of these and a Pyle 2000w 2 channel amp and it sounds excellent for the price of it all! You should try to avoid getting an amp that is more powerful than your sub's as it is easier to blow them but you can always tune an amp down
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My comment is that I agree that underpowered receivers or amps will easily damage your speakers. I learned the hard way when I was a teenager 25 years ago and the receivers I used then blew tweeters. Then I bought a Carver amp and felt the difference. At this time, I have Carver amps driving L/R/C/Sub Channels on my system. It is safer to have a 250RMS Watts per channel amp than a 40watt receiver.