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[Ryan Burkhalter]

I have a kicker warhorse wxa1000.4 and it has 2 amp I'm trying to hook up the l7 qclass 41l7122 to amp 1 and the 42cwq122 round comp to amp to. I'm provided pics. Can anyone offer guidance. I don't get the 1x/10x button. Im kinda new to this so please be kind

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[huberoy123 10+ year member]

Start by reading the manual, if you haven't already. Usually, it provides some guidance with the proper settings.
https://www.kicker.com/files/manuals/49WXA10004.pdf

 

[RobGMN Premium Member]

I have a kicker warhorse wxa1000.4 and it has 2 amp I'm trying to hook up the l7 qclass 41l7122 to amp 1 and the 42cwq122 round comp to amp to. I'm provided pics. Can anyone offer guidance. I don't get the 1x/10x button. Im kinda new to this so please be kindView attachment 62131

"Set the 1X/10X frequency multiplier switch to the setting that is appropriate for your application. A setting of 10X will set the range of the AMP 1 crossover to 100Hz–5kHz"

You'll want to leave it at 1x for subs and cross them over starting at 80Hz, then adjust down until the sound blends well with your mains.

 

[Old_Slapper]

So, I'm not sure is I completely understand what you are trying to do. There are a few grammar issues that throws off what you are meaning to say.

it sounds like you are saying you have a Kicker wxa1000.4 that you would like to wire up as if it is 2 separate amps. Basically, you want to hook up two subs to it by bridging 2 channels to each sub. Is that correct?

 

[shredder1 10+ year member]

Pics of your sub setup may get more responses, 2 sub types are unadvisable usually. L7 and compR? I'd like photos and goals stated.
Screaming from the cheap seats over here!

 

[1aespinoza Premium Member]

"Set the 1X/10X frequency multiplier switch to the setting that is appropriate for your application. A setting of 10X will set the range of the AMP 1 crossover to 100Hz–5kHz"

You'll want to leave it at 1x for subs and cross them over starting at 80Hz, then adjust down until the sound blends well with your mains.

I was today years old when I learned what that button is for. Thanks RobGMN.

 

[shredder1 10+ year member]

I reiterate what I said... the way I read your question is you have a 4ch amp and are trying to power your substage. What are you trying to accomplish and with what? Photos of your subs/enclosures and install would help