Would i be able to conect 2 subs each one has 4ohms? null

Yes I have it pushing two JL audio 12' W3//in a ported bix

i don’t see why not it’s 2ohm capable maybe even 1 it’s 650 RMS so figure out what ur pushing or buy subwoofers accordingly

yes,although not recommended,this linear PDR-M65 should be able to handle the extra output. don't turn the gain up all the way.follow instruction when setting gain. it will simply reduce the ohm output making amp work harder. make sure your subs can handle it. mount it well so as to be ventilated. use common since...your ears will thank you!

“Would i be able to conect 2 subs each one has 4ohms?”

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Yes I have it pushing two JL audio 12' W3//in a ported bix
Answered by David 6 years ago
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i don’t see why not it’s 2ohm capable maybe even 1 it’s 650 RMS so figure out what ur pushing or buy subwoofers accordingly
Answered by unch281 6 years ago
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yes,although not recommended,this linear PDR-M65 should be able to handle the extra output. don't turn the gain up all the way.follow instruction when setting gain. it will simply reduce the ohm output making amp work harder. make sure your subs can handle it. mount it well so as to be ventilated. use common since...your ears will thank you!
Answered by audioconnoisseur 7 years ago
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