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I just got an Alpine Cde-7871E and was looking at it to find it has only one output for a sub...does this mean that i will not be able to run twin 10" subs or can i bridge my amp or something instead....(if thats what bridging is?)
Im going to be shattered if i cant run 2 subs but then i spose i can just spend more on a high quality single sub and amp....any ideas or answers will be appreciated....thanks guys |
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| Smackdown |
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It can still be done mate.
You can use a monoblock and run the 10"s parallel or you can split the signal and use a 4ch. Either way, don't plan on amplifying the mid range as well with only one output.
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| xr Rob |
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yeah its easy if its a 4 chanel just put a set of splitters on the end
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