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Bronze Member Username: CoreylPost Number: 11 Registered: Oct-06 | i have an amp with specs listed as # Continuous Power (14.4V): 50Wx4 (4 ohm), 60Wx4 (2 ohm), 120Wx2 (4 ohm) # Max Power (14.4V): 100Wx4 (4 ohm), 240Wx2 (4 ohm) My component speakers are rated as 70rms and 350peak. I won't get enough power to my speakers at 4ohms and too much power at 2ohms. What should I do? |
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Bronze Member Username: CoreylPost Number: 12 Registered: Oct-06 | i might have worded the question wrong. i won't get enough power if i hook my speakers as 4 channel and too much power as 2 channel. |
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Silver Member Username: JohammbassIRL Post Number: 518 Registered: May-06 | Well it looks like a very cheap amp, because normally if you get 4x50@4ohm then you should get 4x100@2ohm and 2x200@4ohm bridged. Well anyway, I would go ahead and try to run that component set with the amp as a 2 channel, you can always keep the gain a bit down so too much power should not be an issue. The speakers will be fine as long as you don't clip the amp. |
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Gold Member Username: TjmutlowPost Number: 3156 Registered: Sep-05 | if your running just 2 speakers on it then run that 4 channel bridged, 1 speaker per pair of terminals. |