Best Speaker Setup Question
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From: SC
Originally Posted by Impact9
steer clear of the multi channel amps. I made that mistake and now I have a 5 channel amp collecting dust here. Your best upgrade bet is to get a single mono channel sub amp and then a solid 4 channel that you can bridge the channels on.
Figure your budget with what you want and what's left for the undecided.
Figure your budget with what you want and what's left for the undecided.
Why are multi channel amps bad? I like the simplicity of only having to wire one amp verses two, plus I've never had a multi amp setup. Why do you recommend against them?
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From: Wichita KS
Originally Posted by CH2500
Why are multi channel amps bad? I like the simplicity of only having to wire one amp verses two, plus I've never had a multi amp setup. Why do you recommend against them?
Their not bad but you'll kick yourself when you want to upgrade and you're forced into buying 2 or 3 amps in place of that one multi-channel.
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From: HERTFORD, NC
Originally Posted by Impact9
Their not bad but you'll kick yourself when you want to upgrade and you're forced into buying 2 or 3 amps in place of that one multi-channel.
j/k I know we all want more eventually.
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From: HERTFORD, NC
Originally Posted by Impact9
steer clear of the multi channel amps. I made that mistake and now I have a 5 channel amp collecting dust here. Your best upgrade bet is to get a single mono channel sub amp and then a solid 4 channel that you can bridge the channels on.
Figure your budget with what you want and what's left for the undecided.
Figure your budget with what you want and what's left for the undecided.