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    Posted: 29 April 2023 at 1:10am
Hello,

Amp in question from ADmark series which all appear to be the same amplifier rebadged for different models.

https://www.admarksound.com/Content/upload/pdf/202218715/admark-amplifier.pdf?rnd=264

On our usual amplifiers, Powersoft,Crown, Behringer etc I believe it is possible to connect two drivers via one NL4 output on the amplifier.

Is that the same with admark amplifiers?


Also, on the 2nd amp that I would daisy chain with the shorter cable, is that cable able to be NL2, or does it have to be NL4 / same cable running from amp?


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Originally posted by Fordmayhem Fordmayhem wrote:

On our usual amplifiers, Powersoft, Crown, Behringer etc I believe it is possible to connect two drivers via one NL4 output on the amplifier.

Is that the same with admark amplifiers?
Doesn't appear to be so but that is just an educated guess based on the owners manual.


Originally posted by Fordmayhem Fordmayhem wrote:

Also, on the 2nd amp that I would daisy chain with the shorter cable, is that cable able to be NL2, or does it have to be NL4 / same cable running from amp?

Daisy chaining amplifiers usually means connecting the input signal from one to another, under no circumstances should the outputs of 2 amplifiers be connected together.
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Thank you! I made sense in the end. I meant to ask about using NL2/NL4 for wiring the second driver not amplifier... but it all comes down to how I have wired the speakon's.

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I could have been misinterpreting the sticker/manual, but I didn't see any indication that you could run both channels from a single NL4 on my AD42.

So I'm just running both outputs into a single NL4 receptacle on my patch panel that lets me run 2 subs daisy chained from a single cable.
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