Can someone expain what exactly Tri-Way capable means
whiskey moodz
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the amp i want to buy has these specs...
75 watts RMS x 4 at 4 ohms
125 watts RMS x 4 at 2 ohms
255 watts RMS x 2 in bridged mode
4-ohm stable in bridged mode
2-, 3-, or 4-channel output
Tri-Way capable
variable 40-500 Hz low-pass and high-pass crossovers,
12 dB/octave
variable bass boost (0-12 dB) at 45 Hz
i was thinking about this being the first amp that I buy and running it tri way to the fronts and to the subs..
so does that mean.. that i can run the fronts @ 75 watts max & the sub @225
normally i would just buy a mono amp and just push my subs but i want something in the front until i get my other amp
thanks
Whiskey Moodz
75 watts RMS x 4 at 4 ohms
125 watts RMS x 4 at 2 ohms
255 watts RMS x 2 in bridged mode
4-ohm stable in bridged mode
2-, 3-, or 4-channel output
Tri-Way capable
variable 40-500 Hz low-pass and high-pass crossovers,
12 dB/octave
variable bass boost (0-12 dB) at 45 Hz
i was thinking about this being the first amp that I buy and running it tri way to the fronts and to the subs..
so does that mean.. that i can run the fronts @ 75 watts max & the sub @225
normally i would just buy a mono amp and just push my subs but i want something in the front until i get my other amp
thanks
Whiskey Moodz
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Tri-way output - when a special passive crossover is used with an automotive amplifier to safely power a subwoofer in bridged mono (low pass circuit) as well as a pair of stereo speakers (high pass circuit). Normal inductors and capacitors can be used for Tri-way output.
