How to wire 2 6x9's and a sub
03-09-2004, 08:10 PM
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How to wire 2 6x9's and a sub
How would you wire that. Would you need a 2 channel? a 4 channel? Can you run a 4 channel with 6x9's in 2 channels, and then a sub bridged on the other two?
A wiring diagram would be great.
A wiring diagram would be great.
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all of the above.
all of the above.
03-17-2004, 08:50 AM
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Re: How to wire 2 6x9's and a sub
Originally posted by Damien00677
Can you run a 4 channel with 6x9's in 2 channels, and then a sub bridged on the other two?
Can you run a 4 channel with 6x9's in 2 channels, and then a sub bridged on the other two?
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Just make sure the amp can power that sub.
I had a Pioneer 4ch amp that was only 300watts (probably more like 100watts usable though) and it would barely move my JL 8W6. you'd have to touch the cone to feel the movement since it moved so little.
If you haven't purchased anything yet, see what you can get for the money you have allocated for the amp(s), sub(s) and speakers.
I had a Pioneer 4ch amp that was only 300watts (probably more like 100watts usable though) and it would barely move my JL 8W6. you'd have to touch the cone to feel the movement since it moved so little.
If you haven't purchased anything yet, see what you can get for the money you have allocated for the amp(s), sub(s) and speakers.
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