Subject	Keep the mono for the sub, get a 4 channel for the speakers
Posted by	vorpalZ on October 12, 2005 at 11:02 PM
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In Reply To	Whos got 2 amps in their car? posted by crazysojujon on October 12, 2005 at 06:21 PM
Message	Did that in my N/A and it was fine. Trouble with using the H/U amp (for the rear) is that you will be seriously underpowered compared to the fronts, distortion when you turn it up, and difficulty balancing front to rear. Get some decent speakers all 'round and run them on one amp, and run a D class for the sub. Go cheaper on the amp, spend $$$ on the speakers. Regards, vorpalZ                  1990 TT The 300ZX Turbo is a dance; it's a song; it's rolling, roaring automotive art. There is no color that doesn't suit it. There is no mood-lifting chemical substance it cannot replace. 1993 Nissan Ad Torque gets you up to speed, and HP keeps you there : grahfz on June 04, 2005 i have the woody, it is harder but its more of a solid feeling : DragonSi on April 10, 2005
Follow Ups	Whos got 2 amps in their car? - crazysojujon 18:21:27 10/12/05 You can but - Spddracer 18:30:22 10/12/05 it's prolly better to have - Rickytl (MA) 18:31:54 10/12/05 i had a 4 channel and a 2 channel and bridged the - Halo Z 18:33:01 10/12/05 www.somecaraudioforum.com - T(Seattle) 18:55:42 10/12/05 amen (n/m) - zgene4 18:58:54 10/12/05 I ran that exact set-up in my last Z. - zgene4 19:04:54 10/12/05 I have a kenwood 5-channel thats done me well... - dpjax 19:12:02 10/12/05 Keep the mono for the sub, get a 4 channel for the speakers - vorpalZ 23:02:52 10/12/05 I am not an expert at all on the subject - zxerox 02:29:29 10/13/05
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