Anyone care to tell me exactly how i can hook up my little 250 watt rms mono block amp for mids and highs? What all do i need?
Been told by a couple people that i cant with this amp but the others say i can.
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10-13-2012
Anyone care to tell me exactly how i can hook up my little 250 watt rms mono block amp for mids and highs? What all do i need?
Been told by a couple people that i cant with this amp but the others say i can.
10-13-2012
do you have an aftermarket cd player?
10-13-2012
Yes i do.
10-13-2012
If it is a mono block its going to have a summed mono audio output meaning, not stereo. If its a class D amp, they don't typically sound very good at the higher end of the frequency spectrum due the design of the switching power supply. You should save for a stereo amp and reserve the mono block for subwoofer duty. My 2 cents.
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10-13-2012
I had problems with the mono block amp when i first got it, it came in a bundle with 2 12's, the damn thing kept getting hot and overheating. People telling me to turn the gain down, which made no bass at all which forced me to get a whole new "better" amp, which indeed is a class d 1500watt amp and that blew 2 of those crappy 12s that came into that bundle. Now having total new 12s (very good 12s at that) i have all this power with my amp tuned, i seemed to hear more bass then music itself (not complaining because i love it), which now im wanting to hook up this amp thats collecting dust up and use it for something.
Now using this mono block amp and adding it with my class d, wont it just overheat again? And if the gain has to be down, whats the point of hooking it up anyway?
Last edited by Adidasdude1989; 10-13-2012 at 11:09 PM.
10-14-2012
Mono block amps are for subs.... Lol.
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