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SPLjimmy
11/9/2008 5:14:36 AM
ok a few monthes ago i got into spl i was going to get two alpine type s with two 800 watt 2 channels but i found out that would make it run a meesed up ohm load so i got two alpine type Rs with two Vpower 1000 watt monoblock i was wondering if i tune the amps WAY down would i be able to split them instead of running one 4 channel
 
 
 
i hit 143.2 DB in an 01 eclipse i just got my jimmy cant wait to see what i hit
otnietdehoooo
11/9/2008 7:00:37 AM
So you have two TypeR''s and a single mono amp?  What are you trying to split and what exactly do you mean by "running one 4 channel"
SPLjimmy
11/9/2008 8:13:12 AM
ok, sorry for the poor english
 
i have two vpower 1000 watt monoblocks so two amps two subs
 
i want to run my interior speakers off of two 2channel amps 800 watts each my question is would the 2 amps work on my interior speakers
 
will this work instead of running a 4channel amp to my interior speakers
vin791
11/9/2008 10:14:02 PM
yes. one amp use fro front l-r and one amp use for rear l-r
otnietdehoooo
11/10/2008 11:13:48 AM
quote:

ORIGINAL: SPLjimmy

ok, sorry for the poor english

i have two vpower 1000 watt monoblocks so two amps two subs

i want to run my interior speakers off of two 2channel amps 800 watts each my question is would the 2 amps work on my interior speakers

will this work instead of running a 4channel amp to my interior speakers



Your first post makes sense, I must have misread it the first time.

Like vin791 said, it will work fine. one amp to the front doors and one for the rear doors.  I don''t know of any speakers that can take 400W though...
jagblazer01
11/10/2008 11:38:46 AM
2 two channels will work but why not just use 1 4 channel?? its easier to deal with and less wires
vin791
11/10/2008 2:42:13 PM
he already has the 2 channels i think?
 
and i''m guessing they''re 800 peak 1 ohm and that''s why he didnt have them pushing subs because not very many amps are 1 ohm stable. so 400 peak each channel 1 ohm. 2 ohm 200 each; 4 ohms 100w each. but thats a guess.
 
what speakers you running inside? type s?
SPLjimmy
11/10/2008 6:25:27 PM
ok i appreciate all your help im a newb with coaxel speakers heres the info on the speakers they are soundstream 3-ways
  • RMS Power (Watts): 150
  • Magnet Weight: 18 oz.
  • Frequency Response: 60-20k
  • Voice Coil Size: 1"
  • Sensitivity: 91db
  • Mounting Depth: 2.36"
  • Powder coated basket
  • Aluminum Coated Cone
  • Rubber Surround
  • BASV Voice Coil
  • Impedance: 4 ohm
     
     
    here is the stats on the amps






    Features:
    MOSFET transistor outputs
    MOSFET Power Supply
    PWM Circuitry
    Full Selectable Crossover HI/Full/Low
    Three Way Protection Circuit
    2-Ohm Stable Stereo
    Tri-mode Capable
    Variable Low-Pass 40 ~ 250Hz.
    Variable Hi-Pass 40 ~ 250Hz. Bass Boost 0 ~ 24dB.
    Subsonic Control 30 ~ 175 Kz.
    Frequency Response: 10Hz. To 30Khz.
    S/N Ratio: 97db.
    THD: 0.02%
    System Distress Indicator
    High/Low Level Inputs with Floating Ground
    Platinum RCA and Screw Terminal Connections
    Line output
    150 watts RMS X 2 @ 4 Ohm Load
    180 watts RMS X 2 @ 2 Ohm Load
    360 watts RMS X 1 @ 4 Ohm Bridged
    800 watts PEAK X 1 @ 4 Ohm Bridged

     
    so would it be 150 watts to each speaker?
  • otnietdehoooo
    11/11/2008 10:39:43 AM
    That is correct.  
    SPLjimmy
    11/11/2008 12:26:29 PM
    ok guys thanks a lot
     
    vin791
    11/11/2008 3:54:33 PM
    yup. that looks like a perfect fit. be careful not to push the soundstreams too loud. theyre advertised at 150 but i wouldn''t crank em that loud. especially because your HU probably puts out a few watts ontop of the 150 the amp is pushin. good luck, and let us know how everything turns out
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