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RCA plugs on a Bridged 4 ch amp.
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<blockquote data-quote="stephgirl" data-source="post: 8647405" data-attributes="member: 660189"><p>yes i already have the 4 ch with Y adapters plugged in. I have it set up with the R rca set to R side of amp and L rca set to L side of amp. So if there is a portion of a song they will go from side to side like R to L the subs will make it so. There has been many rock songs that have one channel of song then the other channel kicks in. Allen Parson Project has a few songs like that the move from side to side in the songs and everything matches. I have heard rock drum solos that do the same. So when many installers say just use a mono sub amp or a single channel on a 2 ch amp, they miss out on the songs that were recorded with any of the sound moving from left to right. One song that comes to mind is</p><p></p><p>Van Halen - Everybody Wants Some!! the drum intro moves left to right. You can really hear it pronounced in a pair of headphones. but, in my car sound system it you can also hear it move L to R. This is how the Artist intended for it to be heard. I know you pro installers out there know what I'm talking about. Some have commented to me that i should just install a mono sub amp in my system and wire to 2 ohm. but NO WAY. that just me. I respect all own tastes.</p><p></p><p>But everyone has there own taste on music. Thanks</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="stephgirl, post: 8647405, member: 660189"] yes i already have the 4 ch with Y adapters plugged in. I have it set up with the R rca set to R side of amp and L rca set to L side of amp. So if there is a portion of a song they will go from side to side like R to L the subs will make it so. There has been many rock songs that have one channel of song then the other channel kicks in. Allen Parson Project has a few songs like that the move from side to side in the songs and everything matches. I have heard rock drum solos that do the same. So when many installers say just use a mono sub amp or a single channel on a 2 ch amp, they miss out on the songs that were recorded with any of the sound moving from left to right. One song that comes to mind is Van Halen - Everybody Wants Some!! the drum intro moves left to right. You can really hear it pronounced in a pair of headphones. but, in my car sound system it you can also hear it move L to R. This is how the Artist intended for it to be heard. I know you pro installers out there know what I'm talking about. Some have commented to me that i should just install a mono sub amp in my system and wire to 2 ohm. but NO WAY. that just me. I respect all own tastes. But everyone has there own taste on music. Thanks [/QUOTE]
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