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just out of curiosity i was reading some threads here and noticed that many people run 2 channel amplifiers in their cars to power the mids. are two channel amps better than 4 channel amps?, the other question i have is. is it possible to wire a 4 channel amp to have 2 of the channels running only tweeters(4) with their respctive crossover and then have theother 2 channels in the amp power the midranges(again 4) this would be setting the amp at 2 ohm load and using 4 ohm mids.and tweets i think that by adjusting the filters in the amp i could get good sound quality does this make any sense or am i way off? one more and final question. could i use the headunits speaker outputs to power the tweeters and adjusting thehigh pass filter in the headunit and then just run the mids out of the amp? thanks.
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amps have lower SQ running at lower impedance, or bridged. Bi-amping is a great key to SQ. do it, but do it right
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I am running a two channel class A/B amp to a set of Dynaudio and I am using electronic crossovers. My purpose for this as many I'm sure is to run the amp at higher impedence for cleaner power from the amp, as D-Bass stated the lower the impedence you run your amps at the higher the distortion!
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