i have 8 -10's, would this work?
597313
Yes it would.I'm running two of these.One on an 800 watt 4 x 10 and the other is driving a 500 watt 1 x 18,both at 4 ohms with zero effort.I played a gig recently in a small room and I didn't need to turn the volume past two.It 'll run your 8 x 10.I also use one as a DI when I record.Great sound.
933560
9 sounds right to me. Make sure they work(listen for noise) before you put them in the ground. I had to return mine.I've had better luck with solar powered ones plus they are much cheaper and eco friendly.
546361
10 gauge would be good and is more than sufficient to hanlde the current draw of this amplifier. 10 gague is also what the manufacturer recomends for this amplifier.
1579567
Yes I don't see why it wouldn't work. 3/8 chain is 3/8 chain. I personally have a husq. But I would be willing to take this little risk
854781
I don't know. I guess if the footprint of the bottle is the same as the eight it would work fine. I know the eight oz bottles stay in place fine. I don't see why a ten oz bottle would not work---if it has the same circumference.
569652
You will have enough I using 8 but I think it has 9. This thing has been bulletproof for me so far love it...Hope that help
1748565
I'd leave the selector at 8ohm and run the mix of 6 and 8 ohm speakers. It should be fine. The only way you'd run into a problem is with 4ohm speakers, and in that case you should be using a discrete amplifier.
817080
Yes this will work for you. You could even use a 600 one but I personally use this one.
913483
If it's iust a pair you could use the same. You would be going from a 8 amp draw to a 16 amp draw. Would only become a problem if you were running two pair or more.
1990376
You could wire it that way running some in series and some in parallel if you know what you're doing, but getting good balance might be tricky. For example, you could run 4x6 in series with a 6.5 on each of the two front channels, the 6x9s on the back channels, then run the sub channel bridged with the 8s in series in parallel to the 12s in series. You'd probably be louder and sound better just ditching the 4x6s and 8s though and using the amp like it was meant to be used. I run 4 6.5s and 1 12 and its retardedly loud
1496262
Use 8 you'll be fine. If you use 6 or 4 you will potentially trip the excessive power limiter and the amp will shut down. If you limit the volume on 4 ohm, it will work. But, if you over drive a 4 or 6 ohm load, it will shut down and you'll have to shut off the amplifier and turn it back on.
1018066
It should not be a problem. Using 1x8's will leave you with a bit of space because of the nominal width difference, but that's only a problem if it bothers you. If you want them to fit snugly in the supports you would do better to get 2 1x10's and rip them down to exactly 8 inch widths. Nut only if you're obsessive about that sort of thing.
299549
I wish I could say it can be used with 10, because it is sooooo much fun, but alas no, it is for 8. I don't know if there are any for 10, sorry.
117453
It really depends on the caliber/quantity per box but 8-10 is a definite yes for me.
2214507
I haven't used it with an 8-sp chain but I would think it'd work. It may not shift quite as smoothly as a 9, though. And, it may be a little tougher to set the limits just right. But I'd buy it if I had an 8-sp.
1834220
I think 10g will be a to big.......I used it on 14g and was tight.Solder them............
985568
It would entirely depend on your gearing. If you are running a typical 10 gear rear, if wouldn't.