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foxstkr79 Unregistered guest | I have been looking at some amps and I was just wondering if there are any advantages or disadvantages to using 2 amps instead of one. Im thinking about buying 2 amps that do 400w at 4 ohms, because it looks like it would be cheaper. Anyone know of any single amps that do 800x 1 at 4 ohms or at 1 ohm? |
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Gold Member Username: CarguyPost Number: 2019 Registered: Nov-04 | Take a look at PPI's PC/PCX series amp. They have one that's 800w rms @ 4ohms. There's already a thread on here reguarding 2 amps vs 1 amp. I think the title was JL 500/1 and JL 1000/1. The ONLY advantage with 2 amps is, if one blows, you still have a backup. |
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foxstkr79 Unregistered guest | Does anyone know that the website for ppi is? |
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foxstkr79 Unregistered guest | Does anyone know what the website for ppi is? |
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Silver Member Username: Sancho886El Cajon, CA US Post Number: 108 Registered: Jun-04 | http://www.precisionpower.com/ |
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Bronze Member Username: Bobo123Post Number: 64 Registered: Jan-05 | If you check PPI all they show is the new DCX series. Try serching google for the PC/PCX series. |
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RayByds Unregistered guest | Are there any advantages to having TWO amps in a 5-channel setup? For example, having ONE 4-channel for fronts and rears, and ONE 1 or 2-channel for a sub instead of just a single 5-channel amp. Also tell me if Im wrong for thinking that manufactures' 5-channel amps are less well-built than their regular 2 and 4-channels. |