Bi-amping components?
Bi-amping components?
I am running a set of PPi component speakers with tweeters on the dash powered by an alpine amp 30rms to each speaker. I think the mid bass is lacking a little, so I got to thinking. Can I bi-amp the set with the mid-bass off the alpine amp and the tweeters off of the headunits internal amp?
If I get a set of Bi-ampable crossovers would this even be a good idea?
I got the idea from the monsoon system which I hear blows, but I liked the idea. I could adjust midbass with the gain of the amp.
If I get a set of Bi-ampable crossovers would this even be a good idea?
I got the idea from the monsoon system which I hear blows, but I liked the idea. I could adjust midbass with the gain of the amp.
Re: Bi-amping components?
Mid bass won't be any better. If the components are getting the power they need, that's all the speaker really is capable of.
Bi-amping, for the most part, is to help bring down crossover related distortion.
I have a friend running Alpine SPX-177A's off of a 9835 HU power, and the mid-bass is very impressive.
Bi-amping, for the most part, is to help bring down crossover related distortion.
I have a friend running Alpine SPX-177A's off of a 9835 HU power, and the mid-bass is very impressive.
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I dropped the tweeters to the -3dB setting on the crossovers and moved the tweeters around a little bit to get rid of the harshness. Now I can turn it up a bit more and it sounds pretty damn good. With the sub back I like it, mabee I was just missing the bass that I didnt have while switching amplifiers
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