Just wondering what the output would be on the SAX100.4 in 3 channel configuration on a 2 ohm load.

Looking at powering a set of 2 ohm 6.5" comps and a DVC 4 ohm 12" sub.

Thanks

don't think you can bridge the two channels to a 2ohm load, you need to just run a mono signal to the two channels going to the sub and hook one coil to each channel.

I don't think that would give enough power to the sub. Sounds like only 200w total going to the sub.

Just wondering what the output would be on the SAX100.4 in 3 channel configuration on a 2 ohm load.

Looking at powering a set of 2 ohm 6.5" comps and a DVC 4 ohm 12" sub.

Thanks

Why not buy a sub amp? If you are going to do something, do it right.

Just wondering what the output would be on the SAX100.4 in 3 channel configuration on a 2 ohm load.

Looking at powering a set of 2 ohm 6.5" comps and a DVC 4 ohm 12" sub.

Thanks

Why not buy a sub amp? If you are going to do something, do it right.

Not enough room. I ony have a total of 27" across. A 125.2 and 1000D are too long.

u could sell the sub or return it for a svc 4 or dvc 2...

u could sell the sub or return it for a svc 4 or dvc 2...

Ahhh............no

Just wondering what the output would be on the SAX100.4 in 3 channel configuration on a 2 ohm load.

Looking at powering a set of 2 ohm 6.5" comps and a DVC 4 ohm 12" sub.

Thanks

Can you run the component set to one set of channels @ 2 ohms and then the woofer at 8 ohms on the other set bridged ?

Can you run the component set to one set of channels @ 2 ohms and then the woofer at 8 ohms on the other set bridged ?

What kind of power at 8 ohm bridged would the IDQ get?

Can you run the component set to one set of channels @ 2 ohms and then the woofer at 8 ohms on the other set bridged ?

What kind of power at 8 ohm bridged would the IDQ get?

~200 watts or so.