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1 2Ch. Amp for 1way mid + 1way hi ? |
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1ManSoundsystem ![]() Registered User ![]() Joined: 25 March 2019 Status: Offline Points: 21 |
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hey, in about 1 month, me and the dudes will go to the SBG, the biggest paintball event in europe. since im a speaker fetishist, bringing the music is up to me. my plan as of now is to bring 4 hd15 and 1 MH122 together with 2 ultradrive (1 as replacement, u never know) and 2 crown xli 3500 (2 2ch amps) 4 hd15 connected to 1st amp (2 for each channel), the MH122 connected to the 2nd amp my question regarding the MH122 is: is it ok to run the mids on channel A and the hi on channel B? routing the mid/hi-signal with the ultradrive to output 3/4 and to the 2nd amp. im concerned about the different loads of the amp. the mids (2pcs. B&C 12NDL76 2x400w rms) are run parallel at 4ohms, the compression driver (beyma CP800TI, 200w rms) is at 8 ohms. hooked up to 1 amp. can anyone give me recommendations? if my idea is shit, i could take a 3rd amp, but since only 1 MH122 is present, running (and carrying) only 2 amps would be good. thanks !
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4D ![]() Old Croc ![]() Joined: 13 November 2008 Location: Winchester Status: Offline Points: 4221 |
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running different loads on each channel is fine, preferable even as it allows some headroom on the power supply
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DMZ. "The bass was intense. Girls were literally running up to stand next to the subs"
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monkeypuzzle ![]() Young Croc ![]() Joined: 25 January 2005 Status: Offline Points: 883 |
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Although many amps will share a power supply internally, you can treat them as two single channel amps from the point of audio signals.
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1ManSoundsystem ![]() Registered User ![]() Joined: 25 March 2019 Status: Offline Points: 21 |
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thx! at least a little weight off of our backs
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