Do both the speakers play at once, can you play them both with the same sound and fxs? Or does on side of the amp play at a time
1654196
Both speakers work at the same time on all channels. Side 1 is a clean amp with limited affects. You have no control over the type of amp, you can add some affects like reverb ect. Side two allows you to change the type of amp, Tweet, Blackface, British ect. along with more affects and alsol gain knob.
515665
hi wayfinder, let me help you "find your way". There is a second input on the rear, next to the "phones" jack. Surprisingly, they both will play at the one time. You are also able to plug in an mp3 player (with an adapter) The mp3 sound becomes distorted when the volume gets high as pignose owners are aware with the smaller amp. All in all, its a great little amp.
151913
I have no problem running large front speakers along with a sub.... with the rear surround speakers at the same time.Phil
252356
I've had many amps powering different kinds of subs , to b honest I've had everything from jl to alphasonic and all preformed same to me and I love lot of bass in system. Just make sure you match amps output to sub's . I have a sound stream powering all my full range speakers and alphasonic mono on sub's now ...hits hard
88694
The amp has 2 channels, "A & B", each with left and right. You can have channel A or B on separate or on together, BUT!, there is no individual control of the bass & treble when both are combined. This unit dose have the punch but it is pretty basic as far as fine tuning. I have found that this unit is good when combined with a 5 plus selection equalizer or to be used as non-powered sub woofer bass pusher. I hope this helps you & have a nice day and God bless. :)
692025
Yes. You can use a set of speakers on only "A", only "B", or both A&B at the same time. Works very well.
692024
Yes. You can use a set of speakers on only "A", only "B", or both A&B; at the same time. Works very well.
1278646
No problem so far both speakers work at the same level, with the Amp set to equal volume
1521234
That depends on the amp you have, it wouldn't be smart to connect two different subwoofers to the same amp, maybe get two amps, one for each sub, just make sure the wiring is done correctly for the best sound and a long lasting system
1606156
You connect both speaker wires to the back of the sub. However, if you really want to connect only one speaker you can and still drive the sub just fine. Since the sub as it's own built-in amplifier, impedance is not an issue as it doesn't present any load to your amp.
1306598
There's a small amplifier in one speaker cabinet, that powers both. Not much of an amp though
149393
Well yes and no. There are two inputs, one on back and one on front. So you could connect both. Only one at a time can be played through the amp though. At least that is my experience with two different Hog 30's. In the end, even though there is a lot going for this small amp, very clean sound and three way EQ, I purchased something else (and sold the HOG 30) with three channels, where instruments or instrument and microphone could be played through it simultaneously. Roland makes a nice model BA 330, but it is much more expensive.....Marshall also.
1955328
no. you will not get the quality sound from one amplifier. you will need two amplifier. you will need to know how many watts your speakers are and your amp. should be competible with ur speakers. it goes the same with ur sub..
1556846
That is hard to say. When it plays back it does play out of both speakers but that is on my pc and on my earphones. So I honestly don't know for sure.
1551959
Jeffrey, they are sold as a pair and they are kick ass speakers if you are going to drive them with an amp!? The ones I purchased I used as replacements for stock dash speakers and they really did a nice job. They will have to be amplified to really get the sound from them that you want. Hope this helps.
790448
No you can not connect multiple and unless you hooked up the transmitter to front channel speaker outputs, that would make no sense to have multiple surrounds in various rooms. and lets say u did find a way to connect multiple fx to one transmitter and ran it from front channel outs, the fx is not designed (driver freq. response, placement, etc.) to be used as a proper front channel. i believe this is what you had wanted to do, right?
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One set is for normal setups and the second is for "Bi-amping". This is where you have a separate power source (amplifier) for low-end and another power source (amplifier) for the mid-range and high-end frequencies. The crossover is the frequency in the music spectrum where one amp's duty ends and the other's begins. The X-over (cross-over) for this set of speakers is passive and not active. In the latter setup, you can change the frequency where a source amp stops and the other begins. All of this is supposed to deliver a 'PURER' sound, more pristine. Some single amps deliver great bass, but have trouble with mid and high-end freqs. (they clip). Other amps are great for mid and high freqs. It is nothing more than division of labor. Audio purists will have active electronic x-overs and separate amps for low, mid, and high range freqs. They also have a lot of money to burn.