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is it safe to hook up 2 amps to 1 sub?
i got a spl class d mono amp pushing 1 xxss 15
subs 8500 rms watts amps 3200 rms watts
6 Answers
- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
Yes you can if the subwoofer is dual 4 ohm or 2 ohm or 1ohm, that the only way you can do that. For all your car audio questions and looking to buy and all other car audio needs join these forum www.carstereoforum.net and put matt87 referred you and we are very knowledge people and we can help you with any problem you have.
- stumuffin8493Lv 41 decade ago
no dont do it... and i SERIOUSLY doubt you have a legit 8500 watt 15" sub... thats impossible the magnet would be bigger than the woofer theres no way. the biggest 15" sub ive seen is the tc sounds LMS ultra and that is a strait monster and its only 5000 watts rms.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
No. Not even recommended for a DVC like answer above me.
The slightest difference in component values of each amp can send an uneven signal causing uneven heating of the coils causing them to warp.
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