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DIY Subwoofers - General DiscussionDiscuss dumb question in the DIY Subwoofers and Build Projects forum; dumb question I am hoping you guys can help me out, I am just in the process of building a CSS trio ... |
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| dumb question I am hoping you guys can help me out, I am just in the process of building a CSS trio 12 sonotube and I have a few options for power Onkyo 705 sub out to...... one channel of my Rotel RMB 1075 (200wpc 4 ohm|) or, Harrison XI600 pro amp (specs are hard to find 600 wpc 4 ohm i believe) then to the sub any suggestions or problems?? I have tried to reseach line levels but I am not having any luck | ||||
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| Re: dumb question 200 watts is not enough power so the Harrison XI600 pro amp would be a better choice. You would find the the Rotel although a better amp would not be able to drive the sub to its full output without clipping.Can the Rotel be bridged? Home theater: Onkyo TXSR805, Samson Servo 300 amp Two Channel system: Yamaha RXV995, Mission 764i's, Yamaha YST FSW100 sub My Webpage | ||||
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| Re: dumb question so you think that the Rotel would clip? Why do you think this? I figured that I would just run a low powered system for now. It just a budget build project for now. Rotel has no documentation saying that I can bridge the channels so I am wary of doing that even though I have free channels to use. I am debating the Harrison depending on price, but if it is going to need a line level boost I might as well just buy a BASH amp and be done with it | ||||
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| Re: dumb question Sure, for the time being the Rotel would do fine you just need to watch that you dont run it hard. Home theater: Onkyo TXSR805, Samson Servo 300 amp Two Channel system: Yamaha RXV995, Mission 764i's, Yamaha YST FSW100 sub My Webpage | ||||
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| Re: dumb question Use the Rotel for now and if you're going to upgrade in the future go with a plate amp. They have a hi pass filter built in to protect the sub from frequencies below the tuning point. Without a hi pass filter the sub will bottom out. We're all in this together! Members DIY Subwoofer Database Enclosure Volume Calculators Driver Wiring Diagrams | ||||
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