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by JeremyC » Fri Jul 15, 2005 8:18 am

Scarrel is right. If your trying to save money go with a 4 channel. It will be alot easer to set up, and will sound better in the long run. Yes you can do a single amp to your sub, and components, but its alot of work, and you really need a good amp to pull it off.

by Scarrell » Thu Jul 14, 2005 10:36 pm

you can do this yes, but i dont think it would sound very good or be a good idea, although i am not positive... i would buy a good 4channel amp, you could bridge the amp for the sub and use the remaining channels to run your speakers.... they also make 3 channel amps but i am not sure on the cost... there will be others to lend you a hand, but good luck!

2 channel amp question...

by syang » Thu Jul 14, 2005 9:43 pm

i want to get a two channel amp so that i can run it on my two rear speakers and i want it to bump the 10 inch infinity sub (just reference series) i want to know if all the the channel amps can run the two channel and bridged at the same time or is there only a few that can play two channel for the speakers and bridged for the sub... and any suggestions on an amp that can do that...?? not too expensive too to add... im on a low budget too... thank you...

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