Amps

[lewis]

Howdy, me again!

I've already got one of these amp and sub packages: http://caraudiosecurity.com/shop/product/products_id/2649.html

and a set of these coaxial speakers: http://caraudiosecurity.com/shop/product/products_id/1267.html

If I get another one of the sub and amp packages, will one of the amps be powerful enough to amp both subs? So I can then use the other amp with the coaxial speakers?

Or am I just better buying a better amp and keeping one sub?

Confusing I know :blush:

Thanks in advance!

[thacreeper]

Second option really.. Or just get the second sub/amp combo and an extra amp for the other speakers, it wouldnt cost you much extra.

[wildti]

if the amps is stated to be stable at 2ohms bridged run both subs off 1 amp , because you have lowerd the resistance the amp with give near on 2wice as much power for the 2 subs! , but it will also draw more current so make sure you have some nice chunky wire running to it and a good earthing point , check the earth point with a multi meter should get 12.4-13 with engine off on a healthy battery , i get 14v with engine on .

[wildti]

(posted previous msg 2wice cnt delete it so changed to this)

[Retepetsir]

Keep that amp/sub package, and the one sub. Bridge the 2 channels of the sub amp into 1 to offer 1 x 380wrms into the subwoofer @ 4ohm load (rating of the subwoofer).

Now I suggest buying another amplifier, 2 channel should do, and running your speakers from this. The other option is to sell the 2 channel amp you have from that package, and buy a 4 channel amp. Bridge 2 channels to run the subwoofer and use the other 2 channels to drive the coaxial speakers.

The downside with running 2 or more amps is that you will need two distribution blocks to distribute the power/ground cables to each, and more signal/power/speaker cables to get everything hooked up!