Did I make some OK choices?

[DLW]

More noob questions.

Since it looks like I will go the bridged route with passive crossovers, do I still use the HPF and LPF on the amp for anything, just SUB?

In the below pic, I think the top row is for the Sub, bottom row for front/rear.

For front, is this right:

• Set channel mode = Bridged
• Level = all the way down until ready to tune?
• HPF?
• LPF?
• Set for "Full" or "HPF"?

Sub woofer, top row:

• Source = Ext.
• Level = low to start?
• Subsoninc = ? Woofer has a range from 20 - 250 Hz, so put it lowest? Sub has a slot-ported enclosure if that matters.
• Set to LPF?
• LPF = 80 Hz?

Rear is not used in bridged mode right? I also don't need to run rear pre-amp cables from HU to amp?

I changed the front components to the RF T2652-S. RMS/Peak 100/200
https://www.sonicelectronix.com/item...r-T2652-S.html

When amp is bridged at 4 Ohms, RMS power is 230 W x 2 + 440 W X 1

[BIGglaSS]

Originally Posted by DLW

More noob questions.

Since it looks like I will go the bridged route with passive crossovers, do I still use the HPF and LPF on the amp for anything, just SUB?
SUB only.

Set channel mode = Bridged
Level = all the way down until ready to tune?
HPF?
LPF?
Set for "Full" or "HPF"?
Bridged, FULL. Turn the levels all the way down. In bridged mode you are sending a lot of power to the speakers.

Sub woofer, top row:

• Source = Ext.
• Level = low to start?
• Subsoninc = ? Woofer has a range from 20 - 250 Hz, so put it lowest? Sub has a slot-ported enclosure if that matters.
• Set to LPF?
• LPF = 80 Hz?

Yes. Ported subs should use a subsonic filter. Start at the highest setting.


Rear is not used in bridged mode right?
Check the wiring diagram in the owners manual. It uses a combo of front and rear, L/R

I also don't need to run rear pre-amp cables from HU to amp?
Nope

Hope this helps...