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Post by Mitsu »

i am new to car audio and to car audio central.

What i have:
i have a sound storm labratories Force F200.4 200W x 4CH
and 2 C4 12" subs 700W 4 ohmin a enclosed box
plus a separate 12 aluminum eclpise sub

i dont know where to find more info on these parts?
or if i hook up the amp with the 2 C4 subs will it hurt or break them?

Any help or reference to a place that can give me more info on my setup is greatly appreciated thanx in advance.
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Post by nist7 »

Hey, first of all welcome to Car Audio Central!

Anyways, I looked on the SoundStorm website and it seems that when this 4-channel amplifier is bridged to deliver power through 2 channels, it will be stable at 2-ohms.

And if your subwoofers each have a voice coil that is of 4-ohm resistance, then they can be wired in parallel to 2-ohms, which the amplifier will most likely be able to handle.

http://www.crutchfieldadvisor.com/learn ... dance=SVC4

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Post by Mitsu »

i want to buy an amp kit and i was wondering if there is anything special that i need to buy.
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Post by 6three6mafia6 »

power ,ground,remote wire,speaker wire,rca's thats about it
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Post by ridr4lif »

power ,ground,remote wire,speaker wire,rca's thats about it


Yea...and you can get all of this in a kit. It will cost less than buying individually.

TEDD
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Post by Mitsu »

ok, now last question (yea right) should i hook my subs up using the 2 ohm or 8ohm way

http://www.crutchfieldadvisor.com/l...&impedance=SVC4

i am lookin to set them up so that they are safer, i am not too concened about the performance yet.
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Post by audiofreak12 »

Oh, btw, a amp kit can be baught from knukonceptz for under $30 shipped. I baught mine from them and shipping was fast. http://www.knukonceptz.com for more information.
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Post by ridr4lif »

ok, now last question (yea right) should i hook my subs up using the 2 ohm or 8ohm way


Well what are the specs on your amp? Is it stable down to 2 ohms? Is it a 2 channel; mono; 4 channel?

The more info the better we can help ya.

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Post by nist7 »

Tedd, the amp is a 4-channel (bridgeable to 2-channels) and I am fairly sure that it's stable at 2-ohms.

So, I would say wire the subs to 2-ohms.
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Post by ridr4lif »

U sure? Not meaning to argue w/ ya but on most 4 channel amps, arent the individual channels able to go down to 2 ohms but once you bridge them they run at 4? I know my buddy had a 4 channel like that. Once bridged it was only safe to run at 4 ohms.

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