How should I go something like hooking up the below combination, what do I need, or will it even work? 2 amps 3 subs. How frequent watts will each sub be getting?
Hifonics TXi 5006 mono 500-Watt A/B-Class amp
1 x 300-Watts RMS (a) 4-Ohms
1 x 375-Watts RMS (a) 2-Ohms
1 x 500-Watts RMS (a) 1-Ohm
powering:
2- 10'' Rockford Fosgate Punch P2's SVC 4ohm
power variety 200 watts RMS
peak power handling 400 watts
(so will be 1 x 375-Watts RMS (a) 2-Ohms)?
AND----------
PIONEER GM-5000T 2-CHANNEL AMP
Peak Music Power 760 Watts
Number of Channels 2
Continuous Power (4 ohm) 125W x 2
Continuous Power (2 ohm) 190W x 2
Continuous Power Bridged (4 ohm) 380W x 1
powering:
1 10" Rockord Fosgate Punch P2 DVC 2 ohm
Power Handling: 250 Watts RMS, 500 Watts Peak
(will be bridged at 380w?)
Thanks,
Brad
class a/b amps actually nouns BETTER than class d. the reason class d is becoming more popular for subs have nothing to do next to sound talent, in certainty they sound better than a class d amp. the common sense class D is gaining popularity is because it produces smaller number heat and puts out more power next to less draw from the freestyle... Class a/b still gives better nouns quality results.
here is a interactive wireing chart to minister to you out.
http://www.cardomain.com/shop/wooferwiza...
The Hifonics amp will be run at 2 ohms. This means that the subs are going to be a touch bit underpowered but not much so it will be fine. It will be wired like contained by the diagram below.
http://www.cardomain.com/shop/wooferwiza...
The pioneer amp will be running (a) 4 ohms bridged. This means it will be deliver 380w rms which is overpowering you single sub. If you turn down the gain on your amp you should be fine and not have to verbs about blowing your sub. The diagram is below.
http://www.cardomain.com/shop/wooferwiza...
What you are going to entail to put this set up in your motor is an enclosure and a electrics kit. The electrical system kit should be at most minuscule a 4 gauge lead for the power cable. You will also need a distribution block to seperate the 4 calculate to each amp. Some amp kit already have that included near them.
You will need a well brought-up enclosure to put the subs contained by. It would have to be custom made if you merely want one enclosure. Otherwise you are going to enjoy to have two or three enclosure. Make sure to get an coop that has a chamber made for the specifications of the sub. If you buy a prefab paddock it will not meet the specifics of your subs and will greatly impede the sound.
If I be you i would take out the pioneer amp and fostgate sub. If you enjoy the other two subs in a virtuous enclosure and set up correctly after it will sound simply is good and probably better after adding the extra sub. Having two seperate kind of subs usually ends up in a worse nouns even though it may be a bit louder. You could also just walk with the pioneer amp and fostgate sub and capture rid of the two subs if you wanted. Thats purely a suggestion.
Good Luck!
Answers: all right first off, i don't entity you're gonna get the bass you want from a A/B class...they're primarily for highs.
and may i ask, why didn't you choose one type of sub and buy an amp to meeting, you would save yourself profusely of trouble.
if you want to hook them up the way you hold listed here later:
parallel the SVC 10's, for a 2 ohm circut. to figure embezzle the impedence of one sub(4 ohms) and divide it by the total number of subs(2).
as far as for the single 10 DVC, series this one to the amp (turn the gain down)
Hifonics TXi 5006 mono 500-Watt A/B-Class amp
1 x 300-Watts RMS (a) 4-Ohms
1 x 375-Watts RMS (a) 2-Ohms
1 x 500-Watts RMS (a) 1-Ohm
powering:
2- 10'' Rockford Fosgate Punch P2's SVC 4ohm
power variety 200 watts RMS
peak power handling 400 watts
(so will be 1 x 375-Watts RMS (a) 2-Ohms)?
AND----------
PIONEER GM-5000T 2-CHANNEL AMP
Peak Music Power 760 Watts
Number of Channels 2
Continuous Power (4 ohm) 125W x 2
Continuous Power (2 ohm) 190W x 2
Continuous Power Bridged (4 ohm) 380W x 1
powering:
1 10" Rockord Fosgate Punch P2 DVC 2 ohm
Power Handling: 250 Watts RMS, 500 Watts Peak
(will be bridged at 380w?)
Thanks,
Brad
class a/b amps actually nouns BETTER than class d. the reason class d is becoming more popular for subs have nothing to do next to sound talent, in certainty they sound better than a class d amp. the common sense class D is gaining popularity is because it produces smaller number heat and puts out more power next to less draw from the freestyle... Class a/b still gives better nouns quality results.
here is a interactive wireing chart to minister to you out.
http://www.cardomain.com/shop/wooferwiza...
The Hifonics amp will be run at 2 ohms. This means that the subs are going to be a touch bit underpowered but not much so it will be fine. It will be wired like contained by the diagram below.
http://www.cardomain.com/shop/wooferwiza...
The pioneer amp will be running (a) 4 ohms bridged. This means it will be deliver 380w rms which is overpowering you single sub. If you turn down the gain on your amp you should be fine and not have to verbs about blowing your sub. The diagram is below.
http://www.cardomain.com/shop/wooferwiza...
What you are going to entail to put this set up in your motor is an enclosure and a electrics kit. The electrical system kit should be at most minuscule a 4 gauge lead for the power cable. You will also need a distribution block to seperate the 4 calculate to each amp. Some amp kit already have that included near them.
You will need a well brought-up enclosure to put the subs contained by. It would have to be custom made if you merely want one enclosure. Otherwise you are going to enjoy to have two or three enclosure. Make sure to get an coop that has a chamber made for the specifications of the sub. If you buy a prefab paddock it will not meet the specifics of your subs and will greatly impede the sound.
If I be you i would take out the pioneer amp and fostgate sub. If you enjoy the other two subs in a virtuous enclosure and set up correctly after it will sound simply is good and probably better after adding the extra sub. Having two seperate kind of subs usually ends up in a worse nouns even though it may be a bit louder. You could also just walk with the pioneer amp and fostgate sub and capture rid of the two subs if you wanted. Thats purely a suggestion.
Good Luck!
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Answers: all right first off, i don't entity you're gonna get the bass you want from a A/B class...they're primarily for highs.
and may i ask, why didn't you choose one type of sub and buy an amp to meeting, you would save yourself profusely of trouble.
if you want to hook them up the way you hold listed here later:
parallel the SVC 10's, for a 2 ohm circut. to figure embezzle the impedence of one sub(4 ohms) and divide it by the total number of subs(2).
as far as for the single 10 DVC, series this one to the amp (turn the gain down)
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