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JEFFakaMAX 10+ year member
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I've never seen a 4/ch input on a Mono amp. The second set of RCA's are the pass through for daisy-chaining another amp.
sacsking916 5,000+ posts
stayin high an loud
for direct lead subwoofers iirc or something to do with briding the subs i know that
JEFFakaMAX 10+ year member
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Oh, on the outputs. It is just for ease of wiring. Both + and both - are the same internally.
when a mono amp has 2 sets of +/- terminals that just means that they are paralleled internally. i.e. you hookup a dual 4 sub to it, where each coil is wired up to a set of terminals. thats 4 ohm per terminal, then paralleled internally for a 2 ohm load.
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Exactly I figured it was more for coinveince as well, say if i guy wants to run multiple subs?
I see what your saying.. was really lost last time (the only time) we had to hook up my HDC3 which i ordered D2 but ended up with a D1.. we had wires going into all four outputs on my saz 1500.. now what would we have done if there would have been only 1 set of outputs?
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