Recent content by DDCapslock

Sorry I don't know much about bridging... How would I do that?

Do you have any specs? I want something that will work... Condition isn't really important.

How would that blow the amp? If not this one, which amp should I use?

This is the speaker I have: http://www.crutchfield.com/S-i5gXjamHwo3/p_500SBS05DC/Alpine-SBS-05DC.html And I cannot seem to find any amp that won't blow it. Long story short, I need it to have it's own amp. I thought about this one, would it work...

Yea, I have two Type R's each getting about 750rms so I need fairly loud speakers. The idea of using 60-80 watts would be great, but when I just listen to music, I would love for them to go pretty loud. That's why I bought them and the amp I have for them now. Haha

Yea I did. They are all 50 watts rms at 5 channels. My front speakers are 100 watts rms and I feel like I would be losing quite a bit of power.

Well I thought about that, but I kind of want surround sound and not having 2 of the 5 would screw stuff up. This for videos btw.

I bought an equalizer (Alpine PXA-H510) so that I could run my center channel speaker. I guess you need amps for all your speakers, which I don't have. I have one amp for my front speakers, which are 100 watts rms a piece. Do I need to buy two more amps? One for my center-channel and one for my...

Well, I really want it so what do I need to do? Get a 5-Channel amp? I have a pair of 100w rms speakers running off a 100w rms amp for my front speakers and have 50w rms speakers running of my head unit.

Ok, so they seem pretty easy but for some reason nobody I ever talk to knows, and I heard you guys were the best, so let's find out! First, I have an IVA-D310. I just bought an SBS-05DC. How do I wire the SBS-05DC? What exactly do I connect it to? There is no center channel wiring output...