brand new here, and want to ask a question........
If I ran 2 pair of Alpine 6 1/2in type R components, could I wire them into 2 ohm to get the 115w X 4
and still be able to wire the 5th channel into 1ohm for 1100w for subs?
(more questions based on answers)
thanks
What amplifier would help
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memphis belle as listed in the title, the big one of course.
16-MCH1300
yes you can do this but that mean you would only be using 3 of the 5 channels. Are both sets of componets going to be used up front?
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You can run that amp into a 2 ohm per channel stereo load. You can not run it 2 ohm bridged stereo. I think that is what you are asking. 2 ohm stereo would require 2 sets of speakers on the front channels and 2 sets of speakers on the rear channels of the amp.
i am an idiot wrote:
You can run that amp into a 2 ohm per channel stereo load. You can not run it 2 ohm bridged stereo. I think that is what you are asking. 2 ohm stereo would require 2 sets of speakers on the front channels and 2 sets of speakers on the rear channels of the amp.
That is correct. With the exection of channel 5 that is your 1 ohm stable sub channel
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I should explain better
1 pair of in front doors
1 pair of in rear doors
can I get 115w rms into EACH speaker with the 1300 Memphis Belle?
You can get 4 X whatever the amp is rated at into 4 ohms.
i am an idiot wrote:
You can get 4 X whatever the amp is rated at into 4 ohms.
THANKS!! that is what I thought, DAMN I guess I need another amp.
See I wanted 100+w going to mids and highs and 1000 going to the sub.
one more question........can you wire a single(1) DVC subwoofer to pull a 1ohm load?
needham wrote:
I should explain better
1 pair of in front doors
1 pair of in rear doors
can I get 115w rms into EACH speaker with the 1300 Memphis Belle?
Yes you can but you would have to run say both right(front and rear) on one channel stereo and the lefts on one channel stereo to get a 2 ohm load to get you 115 rms in stereo operation. Then using the sub channel for the sub. As i said before using 3 of the 5 channels. Keep in mind this will lose your ability to fade front and rear
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yes you can wire for a one ohm load off a single dvc sub if it is a dual 2 ohm
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...or quad 4 ohm...
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It all reminds me of something that Molière once said to Guy de Maupassant at a café in Vienna: "That's nice. You should write it down."
j.reed wrote:
yes you can wire for a one ohm load off a single dvc sub if it is a dual 2 ohm
thanks man...........where in AR are you, I am in Marion!
Beebe. There is a guy from Conway , Jeff. that is doing some comps on TL in AR..........ARSPL.forumotion.net check him out if you feel the need to see what you can do on a meter or meet more guys from Ar the share intrest in audio. I know i will be at most of the comps this year. Maybe i will see ya around.
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j.reed wrote:
needham wrote:
I should explain better
1 pair of in front doors
1 pair of in rear doors
can I get 115w rms into EACH speaker with the 1300 Memphis Belle?
Yes you can but you would have to run say both right(front and rear) on one channel stereo and the lefts on one channel stereo to get a 2 ohm load to get you 115 rms in stereo operation. Then using the sub channel for the sub. As i said before using 3 of the 5 channels. Keep in mind this will lose your ability to fade front and rear
You will get 115rms from each channel but it will divide the power between the 2 speakers only giving you 57.5 watts per speaker. Leave it in normal 4 channel operation at 4 ohm for the doors. even if you were to put a full 115watts to each speaker your only looking at a 3db increase.
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