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do you have both RCA inputs connected? some amps need both, even in bridged mode
Hello,
I just have few quick questions about this amplifier I got from a friend.
Since I don't have a manual, I thought i would ask here.
Here is my problem:
I've connected the amp just like I have my other amp connected and when I connect a sub to chA its moving just a little bit (its only 40 watts). So, what I wanted to do is to bridge chA and chB to get 80 watts. The problem is that when I connect them, it doesn't increase the power. The sub seems to be moving the exact same way as it was on chA only. Then I connected the sub to chB only and I can barely hear the sub, does this mean that channel B is blown or not working? OR Can I somehow adjust it or something?
It looks like this:
adjust the gains?
do you have both RCA inputs connected? some amps need both, even in bridged mode
MacMini in an Alfa? - Why not!
well, it only has 1 pair of rca connected, my HU only has 2 outs. Should i get a splitter or something?Originally Posted by pulsarsimon
might be the problem.
did you check the manual for the amp?
MacMini in an Alfa? - Why not!
no, i don't have a manual. I got this amp from a friend.
I'll try a splitter and see if it works, thanks
what amp is that? what sub are you trying to use? it looks like a pioneer 300 watt, 4 channel, which might not be enough to power sub (i beleive that the specs are around 75 watts max per channel)...
You are correct, it is a pioneer 300 watt, 4 channel. The problem is that i get the same amount of power from 1 channel as from 2 (bridged)
waht are the gains set to?
Both are set to max. (i think, im gonna go check)
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