A6turbo530

can i use one channel for one component, one channel for the other component, and send one of each of the remaining channels to both of the VC on the sub?

heres what im thinking...

chan 1- speaker in door
chan 2- speaker in door
chan 3- first VC of sub
chan 4- second VC of sub

heres a sub with 2 VC's...
<img src="http://images.andale.com/f2/103/128/23059878/1135629547501_MTX_T5500_Bottom.jpg">

i know most people say that the sub should get more power than the compontents simply because of its size... if this is even possible, is it a good idea?
sorry im no audio junkie, and i apologize if i sound like a rambling idiot... :\

avincar

Depending on the impedance of the voice coils, you should bridge the amp mono on the back half and then wire the amp in series or parallel, depending. I could explain what all this means... but it's in the manual.

A6turbo530

you obviously know the components i would be using (thanks again btw!), and the sub would be an 12" MTX thunder DVC (1000W or something similar)... sound like a good idea? ive heard that the JL amps are great but can be a little pricey, so if you know anything comparable for less im open to suggestions. TIA

avincar

I replaced a JL 300/4, which was running a set of 6.5s and tweeters and a single 10" woofer, with a DLS CA41.

Better sound, smoother highs, better dynamics.

And it's a cheaper amp.

I'd suggest looking at DLS, audison, Zapco, even Boston Acoustics.

ben gt/cs

I would think about getting a amp for each... just me though...