Eclipse Subs
Eclipse Subs
http://www.radiomancaraudio.com/deta...tx-thunder801d
i Have 2 10" eclipse aluminum subwoofers and i have a Mtx 801 classD mono amp.
ive heard i can not bridge it. Is this true? if this was able to be bridged, would it have enough power or the amp is not good enough for 2 10"s to hit clear.
above is a link with the specs
i Have 2 10" eclipse aluminum subwoofers and i have a Mtx 801 classD mono amp.
ive heard i can not bridge it. Is this true? if this was able to be bridged, would it have enough power or the amp is not good enough for 2 10"s to hit clear.
above is a link with the specs
Last edited by LancerEvoMR; May 8, 2005 at 10:02 AM.
the subs are DVP
it says 4+4 ohms-normal impendance voice coil dcr 4.12+4.12 ohm
rms power continuous 400w rms intermittent 800w
burningmoney why are you laughing your from hawaii who lives in hawaii
it says 4+4 ohms-normal impendance voice coil dcr 4.12+4.12 ohm
rms power continuous 400w rms intermittent 800w
burningmoney why are you laughing your from hawaii who lives in hawaii
hes laughing because you can't even copy something from a box to your keyboard. the correct term would be DVC for dual voice coil. SVC means sinlge voice coil.
if you have a single DVC sub you can run the coils in parallel and you will be effectively running 2 ohms at the amp. if you can't figure that out then read a book on car stereo or pay someone to do it for you before you blow everything up.
if you have a single DVC sub you can run the coils in parallel and you will be effectively running 2 ohms at the amp. if you can't figure that out then read a book on car stereo or pay someone to do it for you before you blow everything up.
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you need to read this........ http://www.jlaudio.com/tutorials/wiring/index.html It doesn't matter that they are JL subs and amps........you want to wire your subs using [2 DVC drivers with Voice Coils in Series / Parallel]......if you do not understand pay someone to hook up your subs and amp or YOU WILL BLOW THEM UP!!!!



