Two Questions...One Thread!!!
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Silver Member Username: DynamikPost Number: 105 Registered: Feb-08 | Ha Ha! First Question... I just bought a set of these comps: (scroll down a lil on the page) http://forums.vwvortex.com/zerothread?id=2792118 just wondering when they say 4ohms, are they referring to both Midbass and Tweets? 2nd Question: I will be powering these with a Kicker KX200.2, soooo, how exactly should I wire these? Thanks ahead of time. Oh yea, actually there is a third question, hehe...What exactly is the difference in passive and active setups with components, thanks again! |
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Silver Member Username: DynamikPost Number: 107 Registered: Feb-08 | any help will help... thanks! |
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Silver Member Username: GibsonguyStorrs, CT USA Post Number: 139 Registered: May-08 | [*]120 watts RMS x 2 at 4 ohms in bridged mode That's the power you will get. you will wire each of the bridged channels to a crossover, which will have speaker wires going to both the tweeter and the mid. |
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Silver Member Username: GibsonguyStorrs, CT USA Post Number: 140 Registered: May-08 | oops...just noticed the amp in the link you dont have. the 200.2 you will just wire each crossover to one of the channels. it will give you 70rms per channel. |
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Gold Member Username: BernymacCambodia Post Number: 4039 Registered: Sep-04 | 2nd Question: I will be powering these with a Kicker KX200.2, soooo, how exactly should I wire these? The crossovers have an an input, wire that connection direct to the amp. Crossover says mid and tweeter. Wire the mid to the mid, and tweeter to the tweeter. Oh yea, actually there is a third question, hehe...What exactly is the difference in passive and active setups with components, thanks again! With passive, the crossover points are already set and some crossovers have the option or raising or lowering the db slope. Also requires no external power source and it comes after the amp. With active, you can change your crossover settings, db slope, etc. Requires an external power source and it goes before the amp. This would require you to have a 4 channel amplifier. 2 channels for the mids, and the other 2 channels for the tweeters. check out www.bcae1.com |
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Silver Member Username: GibsonguyStorrs, CT USA Post Number: 143 Registered: May-08 | thanks for going into detail for me berny |
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Gold Member Username: BernymacCambodia Post Number: 4041 Registered: Sep-04 | no problemo |
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