Quote:
Originally Posted by f.i.t.
im soooo confuse right now ay lol
i was runnging my sub's at 4 ohm's its like a big 2 chanlle amp but a mono like in that link u sent me how u bridge amp's off the one chanlle mine i have a challne each but its a mono block its a big sivler response amp 1000 wates rms i will try n find out the code i guess this is gunna help as i wnan enter sound comp's in my gemini sooon so if i rig itup at 2 ohm's i sould get alot lowder
also i have a lil jbl 300 wat rms amp for sale if anyone wats it thank z again
Ah right. Sorry mate. I thought you had a mono block amp. Your better off running at 4ohms if thats the case (1 sub per channel).
If you decide to upgrade later on to a monoblock, look for one that is 1ohm stable, because with your subs, you can only run at either 1ohm or 4ohms.
Quote:
Originally Posted by f.i.t.
aw ok then well on there in the boook it say's i can run at 2 ohms 4 or even 8 ohms but yer they go hard at 4ohms thanks for all the help anyways mate
Yeah...the equipment is able to run at 2ohms, but there is no way to physically wire them to run at that resistance with what you have.
yer i get aw aww well they run great in the vl with the amp so in a gemin should run twice as goood ay lol so these days wats a good dp to get to go into comp's thankz
Quote:
Originally Posted by psara-5
- hypo3l
are you going to entre in a db comp??
what u looking at getting???
farkn love 18 inch woofers lol
I think I'll at least do 1 or 2. I'm expecting about ~140. I'll be happy with 137 or above but I honestly have no idea how it will go, I haven't ever really listened to any systems that have been metered as such.
I have a dB metre but thankfully I know some guys in Newcastle that hold regular dB Drags with a termpro.