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now ive read on the internet that this amp is pretty damn good but i hook it up to my sub and its just the same as my PYLE 600watt amp. wtf. i think it may have to do with my sub, i think i have it wired so the ohms are different however forgot what i did. i ran a wire from the pos of one sid to the other then the neg to one side to the other then ran a wire to the + - on the box . is this the reason why im not thumping?
well, since you're asking this question, I presume that you don't know much about audio, and thus, that you don't know how to tune your amp/sub setup to its full potential...
but regardless of that....long story short, the lowest impedance that you can run your sub at is 2ohms, which means that even when bridged, your amp can only put out 500w...and that's presuming that it's rms. also, since the kicker is a 2channel, from my personal experience, 2 channel class A/B/AB amps are great for response and quality in bass, but never quite the same as a D class for low hitting, so depending on what your old pyle amp did, I wouldn't be surprised if it didn't sound any different really.
just big numbers on an amp really means very little.
I think you need to do some more research on audio to figure out what the best combination for your amp or sub may be
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Thanks bro, im trying to learn all the stuff but theres so much i think im getting a little better at understanding it all just idk i just want to feel and hear the music.
Thanks bro, im trying to learn all the stuff but theres so much i think im getting a little better at understanding it all just idk i just want to feel and hear the music.
Maybe get another rockford fosgate punch HX2 sub since you have 2 amps now and run it off your pyle. 2 amps and 2 subs...that would have to give you more bass idk...just a thought
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now ive read on the internet that this amp is pretty damn good but i hook it up to my sub and its just the same as my PYLE 600watt amp. wtf. i think it may have to do with my sub, i think i have it wired so the ohms are different however forgot what i did. i ran a wire from the pos of one sid to the other then the neg to one side to the other then ran a wire to the + - on the box . is this the reason why im not thumping?
No offense, but it's not very easy to understand how you have it wired.
If you wire it the way I have labeled, then it should push 250W (at the 4 ohms). If it doesn't sound better than your Pyle, then maybe your Pyle isn't such a "pile". Oh I kill me!
Edit: I just caught the fact the sub is a dual voice coil! My bad....brb with another diagram......
Ok:
This is a DVC sub wired parallel. That drops the 4 ohm z on each coil down to 2 ohms......thus effectively "doubling" power. So it sounds like you did it right. Like I said, maybe the Pyle didn't totally suck.
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well i found a diagram that shows how to diagram it to 1 ohm however im just going to play around with the ohms. i found some diagrams at crutchfield so im gonna test it out today however this damn snow wont let me caus ethe damn highways are shutdown and i need some more wire
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