I have a THT 3'x3'x2' would a Dayton 500w amp work. I have a 2ch system with only extra l R outputs and no way to adjust EQ,,, so I thought this amp would work. It has a few EQ adjustments. I know 500w is way overkill but I need the adjustments and l r inputs.
Any other ideas ?
THT
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BrentEvans
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Re: THT
It will work fine. Build a box and put it near the receiver, not at the subwoofer location.
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Re: THT
Except for the fact that the OP is not using any sort of crossover.BrentEvans wrote:It will work fine. Build a box and put it near the receiver, not at the subwoofer location.
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BrentEvans
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Re: THT
The LP filter for the sub is built into the sub amp. There won't be enough LF from the tops to matter much unless you push them hard enough for them to distort.DJPhatman wrote:Except for the fact that the OP is not using any sort of crossover.BrentEvans wrote:It will work fine. Build a box and put it near the receiver, not at the subwoofer location.
99% of the time, things that aren't already being done aren't being done because they don't work. The other 1% is split evenly between fools and geniuses.