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#1502012 - 01/10/08 01:00 AM

Will the Hifonics Titian TX1505D power this sub?!

Pnoy8o4
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hey guys my friend offered me used 13.5w7 and ANOTHER Friend gave me a Hifonics Titan TX1505D amp... i was wondering if it is possible to run them together...i know the w7 is 3 ohms, and 1.5 DVC.... how would i go about wiring it..if it is possible.. i been doin some research and i been lost for days

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#1502022 - 01/10/08 02:16 AM

Re: Will the Hifonics Titian TX1505D power this sub?! [Re: Pnoy8o4]

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Yes you can run them together. Run the sub in series which will give you a final load of 3ohms. Also, for future reference please post your question once.

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#1502023 - 01/10/08 03:05 AM

Re: Will the Hifonics Titian TX1505D power this sub?! [Re: basher8621]

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thanks.. sorry for posting it twice i didnt kno if i posted it in the right section

one more question... so i wire it to a series.. but the amp has 2 positive and 2 negitive does it matter which (+) and which (-) i plug it in to?

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#1502554 - 01/10/08 03:46 PM

Re: Will the Hifonics Titian TX1505D power this sub?! [Re: basher8621]

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Originally Posted By: basher8621

Yes you can run them together. Run the sub in series which will give you a final load of 3ohms. Also, for future reference please post your question once.

but why 3ohm? that amps rated at something like 500w@4ohm, that's not even tickling that sub. i would personally wire in parallel for a 0.75ohm load. the amp is 1ohm stable, and i don't see that load being too low for the amp. if it is, it should go into protection, in which case, you could then rewire it, but i would try to get the most out of it first.

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#1502591 - 01/10/08 05:52 PM

Re: Will the Hifonics Titian TX1505D power this sub?! [Re: The Return of Jason Gold]

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running the sub in a parallel and running the amp at 1 ohm wont be overkill for the sub?

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#1506326 - 07/10/08 02:00 PM

Re: Will the Hifonics Titian TX1505D power this sub?! [Re: Pnoy8o4]

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don't know the RMS rating for the sub, but if it's less than 1500WRMS you can always turn the gains DOWN to the appropriate output such as 1000WRMS or whatever. You definitely don't want to crank it up all the way since you are pushing the lower limit of that amplifier.

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