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Do 4 channel amps have a X-over for each channel

 

blaine westropp
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Username: Blainew

Post Number: 636
Registered: Nov-05
Posted on   
can you hook up subs to 2 channels, and speakers to the other two????
 

blaine westropp
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Username: Blainew

Post Number: 637
Registered: Nov-05
Posted on   
my bad wrong section
 

* Rovin *
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Username: Rovin

Trinidad & T...

Post Number: 4690
Registered: Jul-05
Posted on   
well ur answer is still yes -lol ........

 

blaine westropp
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Username: Blainew

Post Number: 642
Registered: Nov-05
Posted on   
but....would the amp crossover really go down to below 100 HZ??
 

* Rovin *
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Username: Rovin

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Post Number: 4692
Registered: Jul-05
Posted on   
well 1stly ur amp has 2 be a good brand & not some econo generic full range amp

i'm darn sure on my alpine 545 i saw it goes down low - i could check it back 4u 2morrow , i'm running 2 pairs of Inf 6.5" Ref comps off my amp .....
 

* Rovin *
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Username: Rovin

Trinidad & T...

Post Number: 4695
Registered: Jul-05
Posted on   
well 1stly ur amp has 2 be a good brand & not some econo generic full range amp

i'm darn sure on my alpine 545 it goes down low , i'm running 2 pairs of Inf 6.5" Ref comps off my amp .....
 

ty mutlow
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Username: Tjmutlow

Post Number: 1001
Registered: Sep-05
Posted on   
before you start hooking upm subs, make sure the ohm load is correct, 4ohm bridged for a 4 channel and 2ohm stereo. just dont start bidging.
 

Optidriven
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Username: N2audio

Lawrence, Ks USA

Post Number: 273
Registered: Mar-04
Posted on   
every 4 ch I've ever seen (that has a crossover at all) has a crossover for each PAIR of channels, and yes - it is common to run a 4 ohm sub off two bridged channels and use the other two for a pair, or two pairs of speakers.
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