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<blockquote data-quote="TheBigPilferer" data-source="post: 8863833" data-attributes="member: 690294">It depends how much power you need for subs. There are options, like a Helix V8, Audiocontrol has a DSP/amp that has 2 RCA outs to go to a sub amp. Trinity makes a non-dsp staggered 8 channel amp that&#039;s pretty cool.I like DSP amps a lot, but there are no cheap ones that offer a lot of power. If you want lots of power or may want to upgrade something you&#039;re better off using separate equipment.Sennoupu (cheap Chinese company) does have a model (Hifi-12 I think or something like that) that has channels you can bridge to either run your sub or your midbasses, but I&#039;ve never used it and only have read about 1 person that actually tried it.The best DSP is a Helix. The miniDSP is also good. Minidsp does have the harmony DSP/amp as an option also, but the amp channels are not particularly powerful.Some DSP amps will not let you bridge channels.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="TheBigPilferer, post: 8863833, member: 690294"] It depends how much power you need for subs. There are options, like a Helix V8, Audiocontrol has a DSP/amp that has 2 RCA outs to go to a sub amp. Trinity makes a non-dsp staggered 8 channel amp that's pretty cool. I like DSP amps a lot, but there are no cheap ones that offer a lot of power. If you want lots of power or may want to upgrade something you're better off using separate equipment. Sennoupu (cheap Chinese company) does have a model (Hifi-12 I think or something like that) that has channels you can bridge to either run your sub or your midbasses, but I've never used it and only have read about 1 person that actually tried it. The best DSP is a Helix. The miniDSP is also good. Minidsp does have the harmony DSP/amp as an option also, but the amp channels are not particularly powerful. Some DSP amps will not let you bridge channels. [/QUOTE]

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