Absolute audio beginner.. I have a Peavey PR 15 speaker currently hooked up to my amp which is a Crown x1000 (2x300 watt amp). Can I add this sub?
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Yes. There are a few ways you can hook it all up together, however I would also recommend investing in a crossover as well. Pushing a full-spectrum signal to a sub muddies it up quickly, and the PR-15s aren't exactly designed for earth-shaking low end. A crossover will clean things up a bit. I'd do a little research before investing further.
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No, you will need to add a sub. I used two of these for a few years without a sub, and then I invested in two 18s. To say the least, I will never leave my subs behind. If you are only using them in your home, you would probably fine with a powered 12" or 15" sub though.
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Yes..mine came rated at 628 rms so you could use this at about 3 quarter gain and use the boost remote control to tune it from the cab. Pyle isn't the most durable from my experience though so start at half gain and add over time if the sub can hang with the amp
728124
Yes for sure.. Wire your speaker to one ohm.. Hope your amp is stable at one ohm
1262742
I wouldn't hook up an inferior amp to a sub like this... I would go either JL audio or sundown brand max 2000 Watts mono block.. I personally use an SAZ1000 and it works perfectly
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Hello, In your sub you should already have the circuitry needed. Just use your front L+R outputs and double them up going to your front speakers and to your sub. Yes L+R in one input on the sub. You may have to set your volume on your receiver for your front speakers a bit higher once you setup. I have done this for decades in may instances and it is also in the Yamaha manual online.
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One of the main things you need is a receiver, power amp, or powered mixer, which has enough watts per channel to effectively run the speaker. These are 150 watt max speakers so you need that or above to get the full speaker potential. I have a peavey 200 watt per channel powered mixer. Any amp with 150 or above will work fine. Usually more watts better sound with quality speakers, especially at low levels. Hope this helps!
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Yes, certainly. I'm personally using a Boston Acoustics brand sub. You may be interested to know I have the speakers and sub controlled through a very inexpensive but wonderful preamp, (Gemini PA-7000). To achieve good balance you may be surprised to learn I have the sub itself turned as low as possible. In other words, the A+ speakers themselves are themselves quite bassy - also, found I needed to lower the subs crossover all the way to 75 or 80 cycles. Quite amazing. The biggest advantage of the preamp is to be able to adjust to various source signals. So, I guess the short answer is -- Yes
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if the 1/4" and xlr inputs are parallel you should be able to use the xlr in from your source and then use the 1/4" input as a thru-put. That's how it works on a similar Crown xls amp and I'd bet that this is the same. Just check the owners manual... probably available online
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oh god no. you would ruin your speakers by underpowering them. This amp is for your mid and high speakers. not subwoofers. 6.5"s amd 6x9s are what it is meant for. it does'nt come with a wiring kit, it does come with the line level input adapter. This is for a powered stereo, not a subwoofer setup
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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..
1099734
this would not be your best bet. go with a 1000 watt mono amp. I used this 500 watt on my door speakers. Had a 1000 watt mono for my two 10's and it was far more than enough. However the 500 wouldnt give you what you need.
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Anytime you have speakers, the amp should either match the watts or more to carry the load. Never use a amp less then the watts of the two or more. If they are a 1000 watts a peace, you need 2000 watts or more so you can get all they are made for. You welcome! They are good speakers. I have them hook up to a Boss 3000 watts amp.
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I am planing on buying 2 of these subs this week & I have a Hifonics Brutus 1000 watt stable @ 1 Ohm amp ....to push these babies , am I going to run into problems ???
910376
The AVR-2100W is rated at 95W/channel x7 right? Enough for these speakers. Don't be carried away too much by the hype on power requirements for these speakers. I drive them with my 60W and 40W/ channel tube Amps and can't even get the volume past 1:00 position because it gets quite loud. Your amp should work fine. Also depends how loud you play. My rule of thumb- if you are cranking the volume past 2 to 3 o'clock position to enjoy your music then you need a more powerful amp whether it's a tube or solid state.
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actually... you can get rid of your amp. this has a sattelite output that will most likely be able to power your peavy speakers. all you will need are a couple of cables... speakon to whatever your inputs are on your other speakers... cdj's>mixer>sub>speakers ... then you adjust the low pass filter. that will make it so the bass comes out of the sub.. and your peavys will be used for tops. it will give your sysetm a much fuller sound
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Dear Mr. Beatlefan, I am running a sewell digital to analog audio converter to the Pylepro pca1 stereo power amp. to auvio 100w x 2 4" 3-way indoor/outdoor speakers. I have been using this for over a year and it works well and it's all i need for my room.