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So what your saying is to get the most out of this cheap sub, I should run it @ 2ohms @ 70rms? Edit: Never mind, that is what u are saying....this speaker stuff is alot easier then i made it out to be... Gotta start somewhere

The amp is a Kenwood KAC-646X 4 Channel The Sub is a 8" Subwoofer RSW80 • 400 Watts Instantaneous Peak Power • Spun Aluminum Speaker Cone • Quick Connect Terminals • 30 Oz. AINiCo Magnet • 4 Ohm Impedence • 1.5" ASV Dual Voice Coil • Design Patent Pending What i meant by...

What is the safest way to hook this sub up to my amp?., The Amp Bridged in 3 channel mode it runs 70watts rms @ 4ohms, each channel is 25watts rms @4ohms.The rated power @ 2ohm is 35watts rms x 4. I do not know what the rated rms power is with a bridged 2ohm. The Sub ASV Dual voice coil is...

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OK what is the safest way to hook this sub up to my amp?, bridged in 3 channel mode it runs 70watts rms @ 4ohms, each channel is 25watts rms @4ohms.The rated power @ 2ohm is 35watts rms x 4. The Sub i want to hook up is 40watts rms per voice coil 4ohm. I dont want to over power the sub.

Thanks for the reply. Yeah i looked in the manual several times, it show how to bridge a high pass full range for the 4 channels to make it 2 channels but it doesnt show anything about making it a 3 channel amp only 4 and 2, it does show the specs for making it a 3 channel amp though, so i take...

I have a 4 channel Kenwood KAC-646X. The manual does not show how to hook this up as a 3 channel set-up, thus i come here for the needed info. I want to run 2 channels to my 6.5's and the third "bridged" to a 8"sub, How do i go about doing this?