need a little info on my 4ch amp .

[big scott]

hi guys,

i have a ? as im not sure and dont want to damage my amp.

ok as you know its a 4ch 100x4 or 200x2 .

each door has 2 pro 6.5's

each a-pliers has 1 4 ohm tweeter .

1ch will be running 1 door. i have the door wore to 2 ohm ( 2- 4 ohm speakers )

so channel 1 and 2 will be running 2 ohms.

the other 2 channels will be running 4 ohms ( each tweeter )

is it ok to run an amp like this ?

this amp has 2 gains one for ch 1 and 2 -- and 1 for ch. 3 and 4 .

so channel 1 and 2 will be at 2 ohms per ch.

channel 3 and 4 with be at 4 ohms a channel.

is this ok ?

this is just for now. going to get 2 more tweeters so all 4 ch. of the amp will be 2 ohm per ch.

but can get them right now.

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[garychoffmann 10+ year member]

That is perfectly fine

 

[CSCStang]

hi guys,i have a ? as im not sure and dont want to damage my amp.

ok as you know its a 4ch 100x4 or 200x2 .

each door has 2 pro 6.5's

each a-pliers has 1 4 ohm tweeter .

1ch will be running 1 door. i have the door wore to 2 ohm ( 2- 4 ohm speakers )

so channel 1 and 2 will be running 2 ohms.

the other 2 channels will be running 4 ohms ( each tweeter )

is it ok to run an amp like this ?

this amp has 2 gains one for ch 1 and 2 -- and 1 for ch. 3 and 4 .

so channel 1 and 2 will be at 2 ohms per ch.

channel 3 and 4 with be at 4 ohms a channel.

is this ok ?

this is just for now. going to get 2 more tweeters so all 4 ch. of the amp will be 2 ohm per ch.

but can get them right now.

Yes. Set gains accordingly.....

 

[big scott]

ya i figure it would be ok , just wanted to make sure. thanks guys.

 

[bbeljefe]

No problem there and as was said, set gains accordingly. However, don't take that to mean the gains will be set differently for each channel. If all channels are getting the same signal strength then all gains will be set identical, regardless of the impedance load on the outputs.