will my amp be good with 2 type r's??
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will my amp be good with 2 type r's??
heres the specs...4 channel...bridged 200 X 2 RMS (4ohms)
will it be wise to hook up 2 10s or 2 12s type r's??
have any tips on wiring them up??...
DABE
will it be wise to hook up 2 10s or 2 12s type r's??
have any tips on wiring them up??...
DABE
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my cousin's used to have a 240 watt amp on a 500 watt 12" sub. it hit good considering that one of the channels was out, so it was only pushing 120 watts from the amp. now they have *i think* 4 amps and 3 12" subs
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My buddy has two dual 4 ohm type r 10s. His alpine amp is only pushing 150rms to each speaker and they pound very hard. When he pushes the amp at 2 ohm he will have twice as much power and I cant wait for that.
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uhh, Type Rs only come DVC, 4ohm or 2 ohm... you could get the 2ohms and wire them series. Cuz i dunno if your amp would handle 2ohm bridged. I dunno how they'll sound... i mean.. i only have 1200 watts going to my TypeR 10s
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Originally posted by White Ninja
uhh, Type Rs only come DVC, 4ohm or 2 ohm... you could get the 2ohms and wire them series. Cuz i dunno if your amp would handle 2ohm bridged. I dunno how they'll sound... i mean.. i only have 1200 watts going to my TypeR 10s
uhh, Type Rs only come DVC, 4ohm or 2 ohm... you could get the 2ohms and wire them series. Cuz i dunno if your amp would handle 2ohm bridged. I dunno how they'll sound... i mean.. i only have 1200 watts going to my TypeR 10s
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or he can hook up his dual 4 ohm sub's in parallel and get a magic 2 ohms i have two type r's with a fosgate bd500.1 and i would have to say they hit good iv'e alredy gone through at least four already with in the year glad they were covered for a year
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Originally posted by 89firechicken
or he can hook up his dual 4 ohm sub's in parallel and get a magic 2 ohms.....
or he can hook up his dual 4 ohm sub's in parallel and get a magic 2 ohms.....
http://www.jlaudio.com/tutorials/wiring/2dvc.html
"W4-D4 Subwoofer: 1 Ohm
This configuration is recommended only for high-current amplifiers rated by their manufacturers to handle 1 ohm mono loads. Please note that a 1 ohm mono load is not negotiable by all high-current amplifers so check your spec sheets carefully or call your amplifier's manufacturer if you have any doubts regarding your amp's capabilities. If they don't recommend it, don't do it."
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Well we will have to see if you are right. This weekend we will run it in parallel and see if the amp craps out or not. We tried running it 1 ohm with two 15s and it shut down, so if you are right it should run @ 2ohm and will thump that much more. Guess we will see.
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subwoofer voice coils can be complicated, but its pretty easy once you get the hang of it. ill write them out for you:
one subwoofer, 4-ohm DVC: 2 or 8 ohms
one subwoofer, 2-ohm DVC: 1 or 4 ohms
two subs, 4-ohm DVC: 1, 4 (series), 4 (parallel) or 16 ohms
two subs, 2-ohm DVC: 0.5, 2 (series), 2 (parallel) or 8 ohms
basically, if its DVC you can get either 1/2 or 2x the listed ohm rating. similarly, if you have two subs (of the same ohm rating at least) you can wire the two together with either 1/2 or 2x the listed ohm rating of the TOTAL sub.
does that make sense? if not i can clarify some more.
one subwoofer, 4-ohm DVC: 2 or 8 ohms
one subwoofer, 2-ohm DVC: 1 or 4 ohms
two subs, 4-ohm DVC: 1, 4 (series), 4 (parallel) or 16 ohms
two subs, 2-ohm DVC: 0.5, 2 (series), 2 (parallel) or 8 ohms
basically, if its DVC you can get either 1/2 or 2x the listed ohm rating. similarly, if you have two subs (of the same ohm rating at least) you can wire the two together with either 1/2 or 2x the listed ohm rating of the TOTAL sub.
does that make sense? if not i can clarify some more.
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Originally posted by mudaholic
subwoofer voice coils can be complicated, but its pretty easy once you get the hang of it. ill write them out for you:
one subwoofer, 4-ohm DVC: 2 or 8 ohms
one subwoofer, 2-ohm DVC: 1 or 4 ohms
two subs, 4-ohm DVC: 1, 4 (series), 4 (parallel) or 16 ohms
two subs, 2-ohm DVC: 0.5, 2 (series), 2 (parallel) or 8 ohms
basically, if its DVC you can get either 1/2 or 2x the listed ohm rating. similarly, if you have two subs (of the same ohm rating at least) you can wire the two together with either 1/2 or 2x the listed ohm rating of the TOTAL sub.
does that make sense? if not i can clarify some more.
subwoofer voice coils can be complicated, but its pretty easy once you get the hang of it. ill write them out for you:
one subwoofer, 4-ohm DVC: 2 or 8 ohms
one subwoofer, 2-ohm DVC: 1 or 4 ohms
two subs, 4-ohm DVC: 1, 4 (series), 4 (parallel) or 16 ohms
two subs, 2-ohm DVC: 0.5, 2 (series), 2 (parallel) or 8 ohms
basically, if its DVC you can get either 1/2 or 2x the listed ohm rating. similarly, if you have two subs (of the same ohm rating at least) you can wire the two together with either 1/2 or 2x the listed ohm rating of the TOTAL sub.
does that make sense? if not i can clarify some more.
I hate all this ohm crap. It was easier in High School when you just got the cheapest stuff and though it all together
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