Can an 8 ohm 1 x 12 or 4x12 cabinet be added, is there a jack in the back of the amp to accomplish adding a cabinet, and if a cabinet is added, does
803968
I don't see and easy way to connect an auxiliary speaker/cabinet. There are 1 - 1/4 inch Foot-switch, 1- Guitar (input),1- USB connector and a 1- small (1/8th inch stereo?) headphone output. Nothing on the back other than 1 - three prong AC input jack
803969
I don't see and easy way to connect an auxiliary speaker/cabinet. There are 1 - 1/4 inch Foot-switch, 1- Guitar (input), 1- USB connector and a 1- small (1/8th inch stereo?) headphone output. Nothing on the back other than 1 - three prong AC input jack
1225525
Yes it can. I am pushing 3 12"w3v3s with it, and is nowhere near is max. The amp is badass
1568
Without knowing the details of the installation I can't answer your question. But I mounted them in the rear facing gun wall of my boat. As for the amp...I did add an amp as well. I chose to match my amp manufacturer to my stereo manufacturer, Sony. It sounds great.
1229948
One 4 ohm cabinet per side, YES. My amp is quiet and sounds great. Use short shielded [like six inch] cables from mixer to amp. For a 20 foot speaker distance use 14AWG cable. For the AC mains extension power cord use 12/3. Rule No. 1: never run a solid state amp at full volume aka "on 10" as they can peak/distort and blow your speakers. And just an aside, I never run any amp at 2 ohms load per side or 4 ohms load bridged, I don't care what brand or power rating, it's just asking for trouble. 4 ohms per stereo side is OK.
579176
It's not made for that. If it is a short run with a balanced cable, straight from the amp to board it will probably be OK but if you are running into adapters, a snake, have a less than ideal cable, have noisy power, etc. then it will have problems. Also, this head can't be run without a cabinet or you will destroy it. Must have an ohm load in operation.
250810
Good idea, always better to hear from everyday user's as opposed to someone that works for the company. There may other amps the knob works for that they might not know of, long shot but it may be true lol. I have a kenwood pushing my 2 12's but I forgot which amp I have cause my cars been in the shop for a while. And I did have to purchase the knob separate though. Probably doesn't help any but I would wait and see what others reply, good luck bro ! Oh and by the way check ebay u might get it cheaper there, I only paid about 25$ for mine !
1606154
You wouldn't add it to your existing amp as it is self powered. You can only use an existing amp if it has the line level sub woofer out...do not feed power out in to it or you will blow it up! It provides a few options for hook up. It has two RCA type connectors that would come from your amp or speakers sub woofer out (make sure the amp doesn't put out power to the sub...just a line signal). The speakers I use are self powered Custom brand mid and high speakers that have a sub woofer out. That is 150 hz cross over and the sub has a rotary dial to select whatever cut off frequency you want...150 or lower so I just set to 150 on the sub. It also has connectors to connect two stereo speakers out which would normally be the matched Pioneer speakers....but I didn't use those....only use the sub for bass and nothing else connected. Impedance of the sub is 8 ohms but that isn't important as it is self powered. You can have it accept the bass output from either one or two speakers. Normally I use this setup for a stereo speakers system for a MIDI instrument. The bass from the instrument is output mostly from one side so only need to connect that one speaker sub woofer out but have used it with both speakers connected...works either way. Note that sub bass is pretty much non directional so no need to have stereo sub woofers....better to pick the best spot for the one speaker. The way that is done is to put the sub woofer where you or the audience will sit and play the music. Move around the room until you hear the best bass response. That location is now where the speaker should go. This isn't always possible but a good rule of thumb. Since I use this for musical performance rather than a home stereo system, I have different needs....but in any case this speaker is a remarkably good one and sounds better than many other high end subs....it is a nice tight, non boomy and no echo bass....so very realistic sound. It is excellent for the drum machine sounds and low musical bass I use in my performance.
440212
Yes.I have two of them.One for an 800 watt 4 x 10 and a second for a 500 watt 1 x 18 each cab at 4 ohms.It should run an 8 x 10 with no problem.
2238221
Maybe too much power. Difficult to get rms figures for the amp but I reckon 300w per channel works. The amp seems quite happy driving one cabinet with one channel only. You can always use the second channel for a second cab should you ever get one. BTW. Amp still going strong. No problems.
1131584
This one works great: http://www.amazon.com/gp/r.html?R=1IOYV2VAPG9H5&C;=3TG14KBDH777U&H;=BWGFNWHF3TKAEOJLNBSHLR4F5O8A&T;=C&U;=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.amazon.com%2Fdp%2FB003S1RQ2S%2Fref%3Dpe_385040_30332190_TE_3p_dp_1It is 12 volts with correct case size to fit in 20P cabinet and correct lugs. I think it was on the higher end of amp hours required (7 vs 5 or something like that.
1164137
No, there is no room to add extra speakers, there are just 2 insert jacks in the back of the unit to add the 2 speakers that are supplied with the unit.
77357
Yes with a slight modification drill two holes for that extra 1/2 inch width speakers work great no problems they look great sound way better then stock I also added a 300 watt 4channel amp to all my 4 speakers and it's exactly what I wanted
1638970
I would ask the manufacturer. The amp had inputs for additional device connection. I only got the 30 modle with no additional add ons. Sorry. I wish I could have been more help
1726519
I dont see why not I have all 4 door speakers, + 2 12" running on my single amp. Only issue be carful about the amp over heating. Have good air flow in the space you out your amp.
495832
This cabinet is 16 ohms. An amp that is rated to put out 20 watts does so into 8 ohms. You will only get 10 watts of power using 1 cabinet. To get 8 ohms you must buy two cabinets and wire them in parallel. if there are 2 quarter inch inputs on the back of this speaker cab that is easily accomplished. If not you have to buy a quater inch input and have it wired parallel to the speaker so you can connect the cabinets to get 20 watts. The advantage is when you use 1 speaker at home you have less volume and when you play live you can move one speaker to the other side of the stage.
2017378
It's definitely not going to take the place of 2 12" speakers. I run 4 of these speakers only powered by my kenwood 4x50w head unit. I do have an 8" infinity sub in the trunk. And it's fantastic! When the sub is turned off it's a very noticeable drop in bass. They may be better powered by a dedicated amp, i would be interested to see how that works as i've been thinking of getting another amp.
1588418
I wouldn't suggest it. There is just not enough power output here to run 2 - 4 ohm cabs. You need a bigger amp that can run bridge mono at 2 ohms if daisy chained or has separate outs for each cab with a higher wattage output. Of course this also depends on what the power handling and needs of each cab is. If its a bass cab then I'm betting its power needs are much higher than this amp can deliver. Call us we can help. Pro Audio Land 877-671-2200