i just brough this amp, and i want to insatll 4 speakers and 1 sub . can any body help me?
470108
Run the four speakers off of channels 1 and 2 then bridge channels 3 and four to run your sub.
470109
this amp will be good for the 4 speakers but you need a monoblock amb aka class d to find the correct watt amp multiply your speaker watt by 1.5 and thats how many wats the amp should be.hope you have good luck on your audio experience!!
470110
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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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.
470112
U need a 5 channel amp gor the sub or u can hook up 2 speakers to one channel using total of 2 channels for 4 speakers and use the other 2 chanels brigged for the sub
917714
That's what I use to power this amp. It will work. Moreover, it's always good to overpower ur sub than underpower them. Use the gain adjustment in the amp to get the right setting.
595903
Are you running two or four speakers? If you are running 2 speakers then a 2 channel amp will work and a 4 channel with 4 speakers. You can also bridge with a 4 channel amp with these speakers as well. Get you a 4 channel amp with at least 50 watts RMS to run these bad boys. These speakers rock!
566022
You need at smaller amp, this is to much power for you single sub, I got this amp with two vm audio 12 ',3000 watts each one, this amp got enough power to hit very hard my subs, imagine your single sub, will blow out
431903
As far as powering 6 speakers I'm not sure. Since it's only a 4 channel you'll have to do some creative wiring. However, I have it powering 2 6x9's (100W RMS) and 2 6 1/4" door speakers (65W RMS) and they all sound excellent! Gives me all the power I need and keeps up with my two 10" Alpine Type R competition subs so get excellent all-around sound without being drowned out, nor overbearing the subs. I'd think you'll be okay, but I can't give you an exact answer due to the way you'll have to wire it up for 6 speakers.
1498598
Most amps are designed to only drive 4 speakers at a time, with any degree of fidelity. You can drive more but the sound quality will suffer. I would recommend sticking to the manufacturers specifications.
458592
No you need a 4 Channel amp if 4 subs I don't think this amp could handle all that
1858893
It's just 4 Chanel's you'd have to get a 2nd amp to power a sub or give up 2 speakers. I wouldn't recommend a 2nd amp since the 200 watts is just perfect for the 4 midrange speakers. these sound great by the way.
947311
I would read the manual. I used to do this for a living and frankly I can count on one hand the number of multi channel amps that I installed that had to have all 4 inputs used. Typically there's a set that you can use as two channel inputs that will provide input to all four channels if you don't have anything plugged into those. And typically these amps that required all four channel inputs were very high end like Zapco, MacIntosh, stuff like that.
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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.
693797
Not sure if I understand the question fully but if you are looking to use 4 speakers on a 4 channel receiver, you will do fine. If you decide to place 4 speakers on a 2 channel receiver or amp, it will work but the power and quality are much reduced.
886844
Dear James, The SA-4 amplifier is made to run one pair of speakers. Are these 4 speakers you wish to run an independent system, or are you trying to run a second zone off of an existing system? That will help me greatly in recommending the right type of product. Regards, Eric Cohen World Wide Stereo
1491675
If I understand the question correctly you will want to split the input to this amp. Have one part go to your sub and have the other go to this amplifier which will power your bookshelf speakers.
1646798
Yes, just follow the wiring diagram that comes with it or if you already have 4 speakers mark them and attach accordingly.
1957857
The advice from Henry is what I'd say and do. 4 Channel amp adjusted to your liking should sound good.
1197998
You want your speakers to be wired into 2 ohms, not 4 in order to get the full 500 watts out of this amp. Otherwise your limited to 300. Let me suggest these speakers, they are what I have and are very impressive with this amp: MTX Audio Terminator Series TNE212D 1,200-Watt Dual 12-Inch Sub Enclosure
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You can run another amp. I have, but I wasn't impressed with using this amp as a pre amp with a Parasound HCA1500. I think what you are referring to though is the ability to use your surround receiver or whatever receiver or pre amp and use this as an amp. Either way your covered.