Punch 360a2 for sale...Brand new!
12-21-2001, 05:14 PM
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Re: Punch 360a2 for sale...Brand new!
Originally posted by ehughes
For Sale - Rockford Fosgate Punch 360a2...only one month old. I want an 800a2 instead. I will sell for $250, shipping included. Brand new! Email me if interested.
For Sale - Rockford Fosgate Punch 360a2...only one month old. I want an 800a2 instead. I will sell for $250, shipping included. Brand new! Email me if interested.
12-24-2001, 11:01 AM
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Punch 360a2 for sale...Brand new!
Originally posted by Yellowbrother
how about u send me $100 and ur amp...and then i send u my 800a4???
how about u send me $100 and ur amp...and then i send u my 800a4???
So..I don't know how I would wire your 4ch amp to these two subs. Maybe I would be better of getting new subs and keeping my amp! Suggestions?
12-24-2001, 07:47 PM
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Re: Punch 360a2 for sale...Brand new!
Originally posted by ehughes
I am driving two HX-2e 10's. They are dual voice coil, 2ohm each. I did not think about matching the speakers to the amp. Now my 360 is pushing at 8ohms, thereby utilizing only 1/2 the available power. I can't figure out how to wire the two subs without getting a 2ohm load, i.e. 4ohms is not possible?!
So..I don't know how I would wire your 4ch amp to these two subs. Maybe I would be better of getting new subs and keeping my amp! Suggestions?
I am driving two HX-2e 10's. They are dual voice coil, 2ohm each. I did not think about matching the speakers to the amp. Now my 360 is pushing at 8ohms, thereby utilizing only 1/2 the available power. I can't figure out how to wire the two subs without getting a 2ohm load, i.e. 4ohms is not possible?!
So..I don't know how I would wire your 4ch amp to these two subs. Maybe I would be better of getting new subs and keeping my amp! Suggestions?
12-27-2001, 12:59 PM
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Originally posted by ehughes
They are dual 2 ohm VC's...so 4 ohm total per speaker.
They are dual 2 ohm VC's...so 4 ohm total per speaker.
wire the vc in each speaker in series = 4 ohms (with two speakers u have (2) 4 ohm load).....for two channel amp
leave each voice coil as is = 2 ohms (which would give u (4) 2 ohm load).....for 4 channel amp
12-27-2001, 05:10 PM
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Originally posted by ehughes
any diff in sound in two channeling the subs vs. mono bridge?
any diff in sound in two channeling the subs vs. mono bridge?
The answer to that is a bit complicated but in general you should notice a difference between stereo versus mono using the same amp. If the amp is unregulated and is a solid design which Rockford's all used to be then you should theoretically get 4 times the wattage out of the amp in into the sub by bridging into mono versus stereo at the same impedence. Of course if you're into any music where there is true stereo separation of the sub-bass region (classical rings a bell, but others also) then you would lose that separation by bridging to mono. Hope this helps.
12-28-2001, 08:20 AM
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Originally posted by srbarnes4ever
The answer to that is a bit complicated but in general you should notice a difference between stereo versus mono using the same amp. If the amp is unregulated and is a solid design which Rockford's all used to be then you should theoretically get 4 times the wattage out of the amp in into the sub by bridging into mono versus stereo at the same impedence. Of course if you're into any music where there is true stereo separation of the sub-bass region (classical rings a bell, but others also) then you would lose that separation by bridging to mono. Hope this helps.
The answer to that is a bit complicated but in general you should notice a difference between stereo versus mono using the same amp. If the amp is unregulated and is a solid design which Rockford's all used to be then you should theoretically get 4 times the wattage out of the amp in into the sub by bridging into mono versus stereo at the same impedence. Of course if you're into any music where there is true stereo separation of the sub-bass region (classical rings a bell, but others also) then you would lose that separation by bridging to mono. Hope this helps.
Thanks for the info. I'm always learning.
12-29-2001, 09:09 PM
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Originally posted by Yellowbrother
ur options:
wire the vc in each speaker in series = 4 ohms (with two speakers u have (2) 4 ohm load).....for two channel amp
leave each voice coil as is = 2 ohms (which would give u (4) 2 ohm load).....for 4 channel amp
ur options:
wire the vc in each speaker in series = 4 ohms (with two speakers u have (2) 4 ohm load).....for two channel amp
leave each voice coil as is = 2 ohms (which would give u (4) 2 ohm load).....for 4 channel amp
01-03-2002, 04:35 PM
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Originally posted by ehughes
Yellowbrother...r u in sales?
Yellowbrother...r u in sales?
01-04-2002, 08:06 AM
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Originally posted by Yellowbrother
the intention of my reply was not to try to sell u my amp but to let u know ur options as to how u can wire ur sub...u can do the two channel option with ur existing amp...
the intention of my reply was not to try to sell u my amp but to let u know ur options as to how u can wire ur sub...u can do the two channel option with ur existing amp...
01-04-2002, 12:08 PM
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Re: Punch 360a2 for sale...Brand new!
How much if i just pick it up?
Originally posted by ehughes
For Sale - Rockford Fosgate Punch 360a2...only one month old. I want an 800a2 instead. I will sell for $250, shipping included. Brand new! Email me if interested.
For Sale - Rockford Fosgate Punch 360a2...only one month old. I want an 800a2 instead. I will sell for $250, shipping included. Brand new! Email me if interested.
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