anyone running this set up?

[pimp smokey 10+ year member]

anyone using a 4 channel amp for a set of coms and a sub? what amp are u using?

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[paikiah 5,000+ posts]

Quite a few poeple here chose to do that. The subs will be moderately powered, just enough to hear the bass drums. Sound rather nice.

you can choose any 4 channel, so long as it produces at least 75w RMS per channel , I would think.

 

[jemorgan85 10+ year member]

Lots of people drive a nice set of components with two channels and a moderately powered sub with the other two.

 

[sumone 10+ year member]

me....

cdt cl-61s on 1&2, ed e12kx on 3&4. usx4065 amp. 65 watts for comps, 160 watts for sub.

that will soon change....when I

- add in my profile cl400 - all to the sub - 300watts

- bridge the usx to get me 160 watts for the comps.

 

[pimp smokey 10+ year member]

thanks guys for the responses. now i have to find my amp!

 

[ny96j30 10+ year member]

You may want to look at something like the PPI 4125 (125x2, 500x1 @ 4ohms), or the MTX Th1004 (same)....or another enormous 4ch to put some power to the sub.

 

[BooLeaN 10+ year member]

I used to run it like that and it worked fine. I would strongly recommend going that rout over using a 2 channel for your subs then a deck for your mids. I haven't had much luck powering mids with a deck.

 

[denim 5,000+ posts]

thezeb has a good deal on the Kicker 550.3 would be perfect

 

[smullen 10+ year member]

In 96 Sonoma Extened Cab (my beater) I have a 4 CH. Hifonics amp to Power the Fronts/Rears and a second amp for the Sub....

Im my 2000 Blazer, I have a sepperate amps, one for fronts, one for rears and one for the Subs... If I ever get my wall in, I will use the rear amp for a second set of Comps in the Doors or Kicks...