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Tom 01-04-2010 01:41 PM

Simple question
 
I have a component set of 6.5"s and 1" tweeters up front in my truck. Does the component set require 2 channels [one channel to drive each pair] from an amp or 4 [one for each speaker]?

Scootin 81 C20 01-04-2010 05:28 PM

Re: Simple question
 
From what I've heard its 1 channel per pair.

AceX 01-04-2010 07:29 PM

Re: Simple question
 
1 channel/pair passive. 2 channel/pair active.

Passive = using the little x-over box that came with the speakers

Active = throwing that little box in the trash and using a signal processor to tell the speakers what to do.


I'm going with you're on passive, so it's one channel per mid/tweeter, so a 2ch amp is what you're looking for.

Tom 01-04-2010 11:20 PM

Re: Simple question
 
AceX your correct,Im using the crossover box that came with the speakers. So if the setup is rated 200max/100 rms then I need one channel at 100 per side right? sounds simple enough. Thanks for the info guys.

TheSunDanceKid 01-09-2010 02:41 AM

Re: Simple question
 
you want a 2 channel for a set of compnets if you have rear speakers also 4 total and your tweeters you want to use a 4channel but you can also run the componets on a 4 channel and use the other 2 channels for a sub if you wanted some bass

you want a 2 channel that is not strickly a bass amp which most arnt just for bass there will be a cross over switch on the amp that has settings for hp (high pass) LP ( low pass)
and FULL you want the amp set to full

low pass=bass only
high pass=treble only
full=treble mid and bass


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