would this system be able to put out the power needed to run an extra subwoofer at maximum output of 100 watts?
1396252
No, the only amplifier included with this system is the one build into the sub-woofer, and I don't think it has enough extra power to drive another speaker.
1848697
If your total watts are less than 100 and this is the correct voltage the answer would be yes
863889
I think the sub system is 200watts. I have not tried the others. This one sounds really good and the sub is not huge if space is an issue.
1259950
I'm powering 4 mb quart mids 125 rms and a kicker 12 with no problem. It would really depend on the impedence of your speakers and subs.
848562
It has 2 higher outputs more for subwoofers and then 4 lower outputs mainly for speakers. So it would work as long as your speakers are rated high enough to handle the watts for the 2 higher outputs.
458235
yes, you can, but keep in mind that the nominal power for the amp is 300 W, you won't be able to extract more energy from the amp. (300 W is still a lot for a subwoofer!). You might want to connect the two subwoofers in Parallel and that will reduce the total ohms from 8 to 4. You can also connect them in series, but that is going to increase the resistance (to 16 ohms) and that will mean that the transfer of energy won't be optimal (i.e. they will sound with low volume)
1923697
Hello. Yes, this amplifier will power your subwoofers. To extend the life of your amplifier, we recommend tuning this amp to ensure that the output signal is clean and is not clipping. Some people tune by ear, but this is not accurate. If you do not have the proper tools, we recommend taking this amplifier to a professional car stereo shop to install or tune the system.
470881
Bryce, I run a planet audio 2600 watt amp on my two 10" subs and its plenty of power. I know multiple people who have had great luck with planet audio so far and they're inexpensive.
2210725
You can never really have too much power, as long as it's clean power. I don't think it will be too much...you control the volume! I have mine powered with a slightly under powered amp but it's still okay. Another factor to consider is the enclosure, it has to be a proper size. Good luck!
803652
Yes it would be a lot of power indeed. But take note. It might be to much. Check to see how much your subwoofer peaks to. The boss amp is 5000 so u would need both subs to be 2500 max peak. Hope this helped. If ur confused ask me again.
544137
A subwoofer's wattage would be delivered to the speaker, not the receiver. This is a moot question.
897814
Yes, but you'd still need an amplifier to power them; only the sub-woofer has an onboard amp. In my opinion you would want to use a sound card/interface with 5.1 capability to maximize the speakers through a PC system.
2050452
You can try...but it won't be very loud. You'd only be putting out 50 watts on each speaker. You'd want to have a unit that can throw out 200 watts for a two speaker system.
677033
Kevin,I do not believe so. The system is powered through a small desk top device with a wireless sub. I fear you may "blow up" your speakers if you try adding an amplifier. This is an expensive but great 3-piece system. I like the fact it powers off automatically when TV or computer is shut down.
2239429
It should be plenty, especially with two subs!I have one sub with a little less power going to it and am very pleased with it.Have fun experimenting, I think that is the best part!
1511474
Yes, it will provide up to 1100 watts at 4 ohms bridged safely. I am driving a 4 ohm subwoofer for home theater purposes. Note that in this configuration you are only providing a single channel of audio, not stereo.
677034
Kevin, I do not believe so. The system is powered through a small desk top device with a wireless sub. I fear you may "blow up" your speakers if you try adding an amplifier. This is an expensive but great 3-piece system. I like the fact it powers off automatically when TV or computer is shut down.