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Anonymous | will someone explain the meaning of channels on a amp. I have to guess's cause i am new to this. does it mean that for each sub that you hook to it you get a channel or is it a high low thing. |
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Gold Member Username: GlasswolfNorthWest, Michigan USA Post Number: 3487 Registered: Dec-03 | "stereo" is two channels. left channel and right channel. a different signal is produced by each channel in a stereo setup to produce the illusion of depth through channel separation. in the case of a car audio system, you usually have 6 channels. front left and right, rear left and right, and subwoofer left and right. the actual audio signal is split into left and right stereo channel information. for more info, see www.bcae1.com |
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New member Username: BinodogBassett, Ne United States Post Number: 8 Registered: Jun-04 | so if i wanted all my amp power to go to my subs a two channel amp would do the trick i mean thats what i have done in the past and i figured thats what that mean i was just not sure and i needed verifacation. |
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Bronze Member Username: GrmncrsnbrVA Post Number: 39 Registered: Jun-04 | you can do it with a mono amp too by running the subs in either parallel or series. This is usually recommended as mono amps are desgned for subs and come in the class d rating which is more efficient |
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New member Username: BinodogBassett, Ne United States Post Number: 9 Registered: Jun-04 | I have heard of that too i might just try giving it a try and see how each method sounds. Thanks |