I've got two 10" Type Rs (got them very cheap i might add)
I've been powering them with two mrp m450s in a 3 cube box
at 40 hz. (too high) I've built another single sub enclosure that is 1.5 cu
tuned to 32 hz that sounds fantastic, just a bit too quiet at 400w.
I am hoping to avoid buying a new amp, but am afraid I'm going to need to.
I'd like to go with a single 15/18 set up, but that will have to wait
until I graduate from college.
is there anyway to wire two mrp m450s to yield a more powerful amplifier
without using something like a maxxlink? There is no instruction from alpine,
and no master or slave switch on each amp. I'm guessing that I'm out of luck.
car : mazda 6
deck : Ida x100 + external processor
power : 3 runs of rockford 4ga on brand new battery
amps : (2) alpine mrp-m450 and (1) ref475a
Speakers:front : first gen alpine type r components 6.5"s
rear fill : type s coax 5.25"s
sub : two 10" type R in a 3cu slot ported box (port front, subs front) tuned
to 40 hz
music type : metal, old school hip hop
I've been powering them with two mrp m450s in a 3 cube box
at 40 hz. (too high) I've built another single sub enclosure that is 1.5 cu
tuned to 32 hz that sounds fantastic, just a bit too quiet at 400w.
I am hoping to avoid buying a new amp, but am afraid I'm going to need to.
I'd like to go with a single 15/18 set up, but that will have to wait
until I graduate from college.
is there anyway to wire two mrp m450s to yield a more powerful amplifier
without using something like a maxxlink? There is no instruction from alpine,
and no master or slave switch on each amp. I'm guessing that I'm out of luck.
car : mazda 6
deck : Ida x100 + external processor
power : 3 runs of rockford 4ga on brand new battery
amps : (2) alpine mrp-m450 and (1) ref475a
Speakers:front : first gen alpine type r components 6.5"s
rear fill : type s coax 5.25"s
sub : two 10" type R in a 3cu slot ported box (port front, subs front) tuned
to 40 hz
music type : metal, old school hip hop