Hey.. I am very very bad with speakers and all, so please no stupid replies like "Try it and see".
K, i have this amp http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...item=1940362551 .. i have no idea what the specs are on it, sorry. But im just wondering if it will push 2 of these http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...&item=801650557 if you need the specs, lemme know and i can try and find whatever out.

Peace

 

I would assume by the model # that the amp is about 700 watts. I couldnt find the specs when I did a search so I cant tell you for sure. If this is the case, it should power thos subs fine. They take 250 RMS and 500 Peak. If you do get those subs, run them Bridged off the amp so that they get the most out of it.

 

umm.. like i said.. im speaker stupid.. so what exactly is bridged? I had a place run my amp wires and all that, is it just a matter of how the speakers are hooked to the amp, or is it how the amp is wired up itself?
Thanks
Peace

ok.. i just noticed when i fade my speakers to the Left.. that i dont get anything from the sub.. so how is this hooked up, and how would i fix it to bridge two subs? Right now i only have one sub.

[ November 25, 2002, 07:47 AM: Message edited by: BigBoi ]

 

briged is when you take 2 channels of a amp and put them together to make on. + from right and - from left. but some amps are different. your just gonna have to look it up.

 

150 watts bridged at 4 ohms/ 75 wx 2 at 2 ohm
That is an old school amp. Underated power...

It will push the subs, but i would get something more better.

I bet the amp can take a 2 ohm load bridged... this would make it the loudest...but it might blow up....


jesus christ i just read this.... more better? im a freakin retard... haha... i'll leave it so all can be amused

[ November 25, 2002, 03:11 PM: Message edited by: MaDHatteR ]

 

As far the fade/balance, and it not playing when its on the left... I went through this, see if there is a mono/stereo switch on the amp, make sure it is on stereo. That's all it was for me, something stupid... wink

 

If the sub goes out when you fade to the left,then either:

(1)The sub(s) are connected to the right amp output,or

(2)You only have the right RCA connected to the amp.