I have a 4 channel kenwood PS500f amp. What I want to do is run components off the 2 channels at 4 ohms and a sub off the other 2 channels at 2 ohms bridged. Is that possible on any amp? Can amps run 2 different Ohms at once? Will this amp be able to give out that much power?
I would like to run a type R 10" off the 2 channels bridged. what if I run one coil to each channel at 4ohms?(sorry im really a noob!)Is that what your supposed to do? Would the Type R be getting enough? I'll be running crystal-sscs6 components.
Heres the specs:
KAC-PS500F High Performance 4-Channel Power Amplifier
TRAITR for low distortion and pure sound
High performance 4-channel power amplifier
75W X 4 at 4Q 14.4V (0.05% THD) RMS power output
150W X 4 at 2Q. 14.4V (0.5% THD) RMS power output
50W X 4 at 4Q 12V (0.05% THD) RMS power output
300W X 2 Bridged (0.5% THD) RMS power output
Variable input sensitivity (0.2V - 5V)
Built-in variable low-pass filter (50Hz - 200Hz)
Built-in variable high-pass filter (50Hz - 200Hz)
Built-in infrasonic filter (15Hz / 25Hz)
Sigma servo for tight bass sound
3 mode protec-tion indicator
Power MOSFET switching power supply
2 cooling fans
I think I need a better amp!
