4 Ch Amp for interior speakers and mono for subs?
06-27-2006, 05:12 PM
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I have a mono sub amp, and I'm puttin in a 4 channel highs amp
06-27-2006, 09:18 PM
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Thats what im in the process of doing now.
instead of the EQ and factory amp bypass im just pulling the bose speakers from my TL and running new wires. Just in case i choose to get rid of the car the wires arent all chopped up.
I may be wrong but if you use components you cound just use 2 amps. One for the subs and another 4 channel for your components providing you can disable the amps crossover feature.
instead of the EQ and factory amp bypass im just pulling the bose speakers from my TL and running new wires. Just in case i choose to get rid of the car the wires arent all chopped up.
I may be wrong but if you use components you cound just use 2 amps. One for the subs and another 4 channel for your components providing you can disable the amps crossover feature.
06-29-2006, 02:40 PM
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what about the tweeters in the dash, how would those 2 wire up into a system that already has 2 mids and 2 6x9's in the back? wouldnt you need a 6 channel amp?
06-29-2006, 03:39 PM
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Originally Posted by infinity2006
Thats what im in the process of doing now.
instead of the EQ and factory amp bypass im just pulling the bose speakers from my TL and running new wires. Just in case i choose to get rid of the car the wires arent all chopped up.
I may be wrong but if you use components you cound just use 2 amps. One for the subs and another 4 channel for your components providing you can disable the amps crossover feature.
instead of the EQ and factory amp bypass im just pulling the bose speakers from my TL and running new wires. Just in case i choose to get rid of the car the wires arent all chopped up.
I may be wrong but if you use components you cound just use 2 amps. One for the subs and another 4 channel for your components providing you can disable the amps crossover feature.
06-29-2006, 03:42 PM
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Originally Posted by SanJoseRoller
what about the tweeters in the dash, how would those 2 wire up into a system that already has 2 mids and 2 6x9's in the back? wouldnt you need a 6 channel amp?
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06-30-2006, 07:08 AM
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There are very few 5 channel amps, but if you dont need insane power then you may want to look at the JL audio 500/5. I got on ebay for around 600. 25 per front, 100 per rear and 250 for sub (think those are the #s, maybe 200 reat and 50 per front been a while)... Had it in my integra till wreck.. but awesome amp (very heavy/durable). Will see in a while how durable(ripped out of the deck material in the truck during my accident, snapped fin off. not sure if guts got messed up).
In general, personally I dont think froma sound quality standpoint you would ever want not to seperately amp your speakers from your head unit. Granted the expensive head units are prob as good as many amps, but my own opinin would be to amp it.
In general, personally I dont think froma sound quality standpoint you would ever want not to seperately amp your speakers from your head unit. Granted the expensive head units are prob as good as many amps, but my own opinin would be to amp it.
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