amplifire help
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sweggar
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no prblem dude.. whether any one live in anywhere on this earth. technology is very advance now a days.
anyway lemme explain the prblem.
I have a dj music system filled with following.....
2 base with 4x18" boofer
4 top with 8x15" speaker
2 amp ca18 of 5000 watts
1 crossover
1 phonic mx300 mixer
i can connect it all n sound appear very melodious, but there is also so lot more function behind amps. I dnt knw wots is that, how to use them and wots they rule in amps.
if u are intrested then I can post the pics of system.
wots the function of crossover in system. I m nt using it till now.
parellel mode, bridge mode, gain, rms, ohm, db, and many other term is making me irritate.
hey freshie if u knw simething then plz help me.
no any person in my circle is able to help. even I could nt find a paid one.
anyway lemme explain the prblem.
I have a dj music system filled with following.....
2 base with 4x18" boofer
4 top with 8x15" speaker
2 amp ca18 of 5000 watts
1 crossover
1 phonic mx300 mixer
i can connect it all n sound appear very melodious, but there is also so lot more function behind amps. I dnt knw wots is that, how to use them and wots they rule in amps.
if u are intrested then I can post the pics of system.
wots the function of crossover in system. I m nt using it till now.
parellel mode, bridge mode, gain, rms, ohm, db, and many other term is making me irritate.
hey freshie if u knw simething then plz help me.
no any person in my circle is able to help. even I could nt find a paid one.
shpak
Member
Crossover used to cut frequency range to the speakers or buffers. Because if you will send audio signal in full frequency range to the buffer (20 - 20000Hz), buffer will give you many bad sounds and efficiency will go done. It means that on your crossover on sub woofer output you must cut all frequency range instead 20-100Hz. And same with another speakers.
Paralleled mode used in amplifier to give possibility to use 2 channels. Means you can connect 2 speakers to 1 amplifier, but nominal output power will decided on 2.
Bridge mode used in amplifier to connect 1 speaker, and in this case i will get full output power.
Gain - is used to up level of sound.
Ohm - is Resistance of speakers, ie you can use 8Ohm speakers with 8Ohm amplifier to get more efficiency. Same with 4Ohm
db - is level of sound.
Paralleled mode used in amplifier to give possibility to use 2 channels. Means you can connect 2 speakers to 1 amplifier, but nominal output power will decided on 2.
Bridge mode used in amplifier to connect 1 speaker, and in this case i will get full output power.
Gain - is used to up level of sound.
Ohm - is Resistance of speakers, ie you can use 8Ohm speakers with 8Ohm amplifier to get more efficiency. Same with 4Ohm
db - is level of sound.
sweggar
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oh! finally got a ryt person. thanx dude.
tell me, smone who were using my system burn out completly 7 speakers out of 12 in my absense. what could be the strongest reason. coz he is nt telling me properly that what was the scene. n I m also total newbi in this field. burning boofers n speakers hs been happend 2 times n I were nt there. its a total loss fo me. I purchased all them new again and dnt wants get loss again.
u describe well defination. could u tell me how to use these value fo getting top performence from the system. how to maintain connections and settings.
its very time consuming fo u in typing bt hope u will manage to reply.
shpak
Member
There also some helpful links about "how to"
How to Connect a Crossover | eHow
How to Hook up a Crossover - wikiHow
How to Connect a Crossover | eHow
How to Hook up a Crossover - wikiHow
sweggar
Well-known member
I could nt upload pic coz of low network. n I will do it as soon as possible.
now the specs of amps n crossover are.......
crossover- coz I dnt hv too much technical info, I m typing wots written on its front. its a 24 db linkwitz riley crossover with total 7 nobs, cha low, mid, hi. chb low, mid, high + a sub nob. mono is also written in lower place of sub nob. all nob also hv a mute push down butten. in the middle of crossover there is 2 more push down butten with 3 led. mode 1 and mode 2 and 3 way + 2 way + fr is written on these.
in the back side there are 9 option for conection. lemme start in sequence, ( sub) ( hi chb) (m-h/fr--2way) (low). ..... (hi-cha) (m-h/fr--2way) (low) and input is ( chb) (push down butten with mono) ( cha)
soz if it makes u irritate.
amps ki bhi du kya?
now the specs of amps n crossover are.......
crossover- coz I dnt hv too much technical info, I m typing wots written on its front. its a 24 db linkwitz riley crossover with total 7 nobs, cha low, mid, hi. chb low, mid, high + a sub nob. mono is also written in lower place of sub nob. all nob also hv a mute push down butten. in the middle of crossover there is 2 more push down butten with 3 led. mode 1 and mode 2 and 3 way + 2 way + fr is written on these.
in the back side there are 9 option for conection. lemme start in sequence, ( sub) ( hi chb) (m-h/fr--2way) (low). ..... (hi-cha) (m-h/fr--2way) (low) and input is ( chb) (push down butten with mono) ( cha)
soz if it makes u irritate.
amps ki bhi du kya?
shpak
Member
Channel A and Channel B inputs - there you connect Left channel and Right channel from your mixer.
For each channel you mast connect speakers:
low - for sub-woofer amp
Hi channel (hi-ch) - hi frequency speakers amp
M channel (m-h/fr--2way) - Middle frequency speakers amp
If you have only woofers and normal speakers, i think you need to use only Low and M channels.
Try this =)
For each channel you mast connect speakers:
low - for sub-woofer amp
Hi channel (hi-ch) - hi frequency speakers amp
M channel (m-h/fr--2way) - Middle frequency speakers amp
If you have only woofers and normal speakers, i think you need to use only Low and M channels.
Try this =)
