Should I run one 5 channel or two amps?
Here's what I have
Alpine SPX-177A 6 ½” Components · Frequency Response : 35Hz - 35 kHz · Impedance (Nominal) : 4 ohms · 60 watts RMS, 240 watts Peak Alpine SPS-1629S 6 ½” Coaxial 2 Way Speakers · Frequency Response : 40Hz - 25kHz · Impedance (Nominal) : 4 ohms · Power Handling Capacity (Peak) : 120W · Power Handling Capacity (RMS) : 30W Getting Alpine SWR-1021D 10” Type R · Frequency Response : 28Hz - 1kHz · Free Air Resonance (Fs) : 29Hz · Impedance (Nominal) : 2 ohm + 2 ohm · Power Handling Capacity (Peak) : 1000W · Power Handling Capacity (RMS) : 300W Now I can get one 5 channel Amp to power this which would be Alpine MRV-F450 MAX Power (at 14.4V,EIAJ) Bridged 4 ohms : 240W x 2 + 370W x 1 Per channel into 4 ohms : 90W x 4 + 370W x 1 RMS Power (at 12V,20Hz-200Hz) Bridged 4 ohms : 80W x 2 + 150W x 1 Per channel into 2 ohms : 40W x 4 + 150W x 1 Per channel into 4 ohms : 30W x 4 + 150W x 1 RMS Power (at 14.4V,20Hz-200Hz) Bridged 4 ohms : 120W x 2 + 200W x 1 Per channel into 2 ohms : 60W x 4 + 200W x 1 Per channel into 4 ohms : 50W x 4 + 200W x 1 Or Run these two Amps Alpine MRV-F340 MAX Power (at 14.4V,EIAJ) Bridged 4 ohms : 250W x 2 Per channel into 4 ohms : 100W x 4 RMS Power (at 12V,20Hz-200Hz) Bridged 4 ohms : 90W x 2 Per channel into 2 ohms : 45W x 4 Per channel into 4 ohms : 35W x 4 RMS Power (at 14.4V,20Hz-200Hz) Bridged 4 ohms : 130W x 2 Per channel into 2 ohms : 65W x 4 Per channel into 4 ohms : 55W x 4 ANd Alpine MRD-M300 (SUb) MAX Power (at 14.4V,EIAJ) Per channel into 2 ohms : 600W x 1 RMS Power (at 12V,20Hz-200Hz) Per channel into 2 ohms : 200W x 1 Per channel into 4 ohms : 100W x 1 RMS Power (at 14.4V,20Hz-200Hz) Per channel into 2 ohms : 300W x 1 Per channel into 4 ohms : 150W x 1 The cost difference between the two is $100, being to run two amps, it'll be $100 more. Should I run one channel amp or two amps? I'm not looking for really really hard bass, just something decent. |
the single amp would be plenty... get a single voice coil 2 ohm sub and you'll get more power to the sub, for cleaner sound. That 5 channel amp is a TANK, my brother has it running all Boston speakers, components in the front and 6x9's in the back... with 2 10" Boston competitor subs and it rocks...
If you want it simple, go with the 5 channel... it'll give you PLENTY of power and it sounds amazing! Save the $100... plus some... you only need one 8gauge power wire, instead of a 4 gauge with a distribution block... and a smaller fuse... saving you more money. |
its really up to you. a 5ch is like 2 amps under on chassis. its only minor details that really makes a difference between the two.
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so I want which one
SWR-1021D 10" Type-R Series Subwoofer (2ohm + 2ohm) or SWR-1041D 10" Type-R Series Subwoofer (4ohm + 4ohm I'm running a single 10inch..not two.. |
after really looking at the specs of the 3 amps...i would run the 2 separate amps with that setup.
as for which sub, i would run it at 2OHM to get the most from that amp. so that would be the DVC 4OHM wired //, to get the final 2OHM impedance. |
you're not really looking to blow your ear drums... the 5 channel is more than enough.
And yes, the dual 4 ohm sub, wired parrallel will give you 2 ohms. |
yea i'm not looking to blow my drums out..so the 1041D..cool
thanks |
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