Lil Poot
5,000+ posts
you sturrin at me brah?
ok so i'm not so satisfied running active with my 4x50 @ 4 ohm 4 channel. it sounds good, but isnt powerful enough to run my single voice coil 8 ohm sdx7's. they're wanting about 150w per side, which is hard to get a 8 ohms. i'd like to put about 100 watts on my tweets also.
so here are my options -
A. buy a big 4 channel, 150w per channel @ 4 ohms,
B. buy another 2 channel, probably a us acoustics USA2150, 2x150 @ 4 ohms to run my mids, keep the 4x50 bridged to my tweeters
C. buy a supplementary 4 channel. i have a chance to buy a nice 4x80 amp that does 240x2 @ ohms bridged.
now, when i bridge 2 of the channels to a single voice coil 8 ohm speaker, that still puts a 4 ohm load on the amp right, so i'll be seeing the 240x2 4 ohm rating from the amp?
how about efficiency? the 4 channels i've been looking at the zuki eleets, and the DD S4 use dual power supplies inside, would that make it draw as much current as 2 amps? how about 2 channel vs bridged 4 channel efficiency?
so here are my options -
A. buy a big 4 channel, 150w per channel @ 4 ohms,
B. buy another 2 channel, probably a us acoustics USA2150, 2x150 @ 4 ohms to run my mids, keep the 4x50 bridged to my tweeters
C. buy a supplementary 4 channel. i have a chance to buy a nice 4x80 amp that does 240x2 @ ohms bridged.
now, when i bridge 2 of the channels to a single voice coil 8 ohm speaker, that still puts a 4 ohm load on the amp right, so i'll be seeing the 240x2 4 ohm rating from the amp?
how about efficiency? the 4 channels i've been looking at the zuki eleets, and the DD S4 use dual power supplies inside, would that make it draw as much current as 2 amps? how about 2 channel vs bridged 4 channel efficiency?
