Question:
if i have 2 12" subs paralelled to my amp. can i connect 2 6.5 " to it also? will it sound ok?
Answers:
If you are hell bent on including the 6.5's, you can probably do it if you wire your subs in series, and the 6.5's in series and then wire the subs and speakers in parallel. (you will now have mono). If your amp is capable of tri-mode, you can wire your subs in series and then put the two 6.5's on left and right. Make sure your amp is capable of tri-mode before you try this. Wiring the subs in series will reduce the amount of power they see. IE. if they get 500 watts now, they will only get 250 afterwards, cutting your peak output by about 3db. You could use passive attenuation circuits on the 6.5's if tey are too loud to match the subs.
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The only other wiring option if you have a 2 ohm stable (4 ohm mono) amp is to wire one sub to one 6.5 in parallel, and then wire them to the amp in stereo mode. Do not bridge like that or you will cook the amp.
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no! you'll blow them. too much power going to them, and only low freq's going to them. get a seperate amp for them. thats i is the easiest way to go. and make sure its not a sub amp.More Questions & Answers ...
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