sound system question

theres diffrent ways of arranging speakers cant remember the proper names of them but I'll explain... You can link each one to the amp or you can link them in a line, each speaker should have a input and a output, to link them in a line you just link the first speaker to the amp then the second speaker to that.

But I would get a seperate amp for the subs if I was you dont wana risk burning your amp out.


So you could link a sub and speaker to right and a sub and speaker to left
 
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alright sweet, yeah that's an idea.. ooh, might as well ask while im on the subject - how do people rig multiple amps together?
 
it looks like youve only got two outputs and 4 speakers,so this isnt going to work
also
for £300...
its going to be bait.
good mate of mine has a 10k rig which he's spent...probably near on £25k on...
as far as using any big(ish) rig
your going to need a crossover,
if you dont know what a xover is,basically
you have two(or more) cross over points (frequencies) which the unit will split to seperate signals,and seperate amps
i.e
subs and tops.
and as a general rule of thumb with standard 19" rack amps,one amp to every two speakers...
so to achieve anything close to a decent sound,
you HAVE to spend more money
and then you should invest in a decent crossover and amps before you invest in more speakers.

is it obvious i study this?:andy:
 
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