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[Uglybstewerd]

Wondering if there is anyone can shed a light ,I currently have 2 x4 channel amplifier one of them is running my 6x9 sweet,the other is the issue I am running a pair of 12 inch pioneer subwoofer and it sounds terrible, I want to bridge them but I have left and right rca coming from head unit do I need to split them to 4 to go in to the amp

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[1aespinoza 10+ year member]

No need to split. Make sure the built in crossover switch is set to LPF. Also set the Frequency to around 80 Hz. What model amp is it? Also need the subwoofer make and model.

 

[Uglybstewerd]

No need to split. Make sure the built in crossover switch is set to LPF. Also set the Frequency to around 80 Hz. What model amp is it? Also need the subwoofer make and model.

My subwoofers are pioneer t w3254 champion subs x2 and the amplifier is excalibur x600.4 20 to 20,000 hz 2400w 4 channel with 2 Bridge able connections

 

[Uglybstewerd]

My subwoofers are pioneer t w3254 champion subs x2 and the amplifier is excalibur x600.4 20 to 20,000 hz 2400w 4 channel with 2 Bridge able connections

 

[dragon.breath 10+ year member]

60 watts rms per subwoofer is not enough for good performance.

 

[Uglybstewerd]

60 watts rms per subwoofer is not enough for good performance.

Surley it's 4x60 watts rms innit

 

[dragon.breath 10+ year member]

Each channel is 60 watts rms.

 

[1aespinoza 10+ year member]

After looking at those pictures, I see you have to use an RCA splitter to feed all channels.