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<blockquote data-quote="HardofWhoring" data-source="post: 8840421" data-attributes="member: 674149">Just tweeters and subs?(2) 500 rms, 10&quot; @ 4ohms each,&nbsp; &nbsp; so 2 ohm 1,000w channel(1) 500 rms sub&nbsp; @ 4ohm dvc, --- so 2 ohm 500w channel,&nbsp; &amp;(3) 120rms tweeters (8 ohms each)Is the chuchero made for 3 tweeters? I wouldn&#039;t use 3 tweeters.&nbsp;&nbsp; Not sure how you plan on wiring that up, but either get a 4th, or just use two of them.&nbsp;&nbsp; Four is usually too many for most people, but it depends on what you&#039;re going for.&nbsp; &nbsp; That would have to be one unique setup for 3 to sound good.&nbsp;&nbsp; You&#039;re either going to over power one side, or you put one in the middle, and your left to right / balance is funky.If you use four you can wire 2 channels at 240w @ 4ohm.&nbsp;&nbsp; If you use one tweeter each, 8 ohm is unusual, and you might have to wire those in series with an 8 ohm mid, to get it down to 4 ohms per channel. As for the subs, I&#039;ve never seen a single amp do something like that.&nbsp;I think your 4 options are:* You might be able to find something that bridges 2 channels for 1000w x 1 @ 2 ohm, and a 3rd channel for 500w @ 2ohm.* just use the two, and go 1000w x 1ch @ 2ohm, or 500w x 2ch @ 4ohm,&nbsp; OR* you use two amps just for your subs.&nbsp; (I think I would try to change something else before using two amps).&nbsp; OR* You go with the 1000w x 1ch @ 2ohm / 500w x 2ch @ 4ohms (for those 10&quot; subs), &amp; a 3 or 5 ch amp for your third sub and your tweeters, plus whatever mids you haven&#039;t mentioned.What about mids?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="HardofWhoring, post: 8840421, member: 674149"] Just tweeters and subs? (2) 500 rms, 10" @ 4ohms each, so 2 ohm 1,000w channel (1) 500 rms sub @ 4ohm dvc, --- so 2 ohm 500w channel, & (3) 120rms tweeters (8 ohms each) Is the chuchero made for 3 tweeters? I wouldn't use 3 tweeters. Not sure how you plan on wiring that up, but either get a 4th, or just use two of them. Four is usually too many for most people, but it depends on what you're going for. That would have to be one unique setup for 3 to sound good. You're either going to over power one side, or you put one in the middle, and your left to right / balance is funky. If you use four you can wire 2 channels at 240w @ 4ohm. If you use one tweeter each, 8 ohm is unusual, and you might have to wire those in series with an 8 ohm mid, to get it down to 4 ohms per channel. As for the subs, I've never seen a single amp do something like that. I think your 4 options are: * You might be able to find something that bridges 2 channels for 1000w x 1 @ 2 ohm, and a 3rd channel for 500w @ 2ohm. * just use the two, and go 1000w x 1ch @ 2ohm, or 500w x 2ch @ 4ohm, OR * you use two amps just for your subs. (I think I would try to change something else before using two amps). OR * You go with the 1000w x 1ch @ 2ohm / 500w x 2ch @ 4ohms (for those 10" subs), & a 3 or 5 ch amp for your third sub and your tweeters, plus whatever mids you haven't mentioned. What about mids? [/QUOTE]

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