Can I connect a 100 watt tube amp head to the DI box without hooking up the speaker cabinet? Will that damage the Amp??
1416793
The DI box works on the input side of your mixer or amp. Whether you have speakers connected should make no difference.
1416794
1. You don't need a DI box for an amp head. If you were planning on hooking this up to your speaker outs, just DON'T. It is not meant for 100 Watts of power. It is made to connect an acoustic instrument or anything using a 1/4 inch LINE LEVEL output and convert to XLR to go into a mixer.2. It's pretty much a piece of junk. I rolled the dice and bought one because of the price, but it's garbage. Don't waste your money.
275906
The speaker dictates the power your amp puts out not the other way around. The speaker draws the power. So just wire it normal and all will be fine.
2194695
No, the high-level inputs of the amp will drop the wattage down from your cd player to an acceptable low level input, so you will still just get the amplifier's rated output
1482205
Hello. I don't think you can. This is a power amp and it is different than a bass amp or guitar amps that have waist chain options. You can run a speaker cab that has a output on it. For example..You run a non-powered PA cabinet with this and that cabinet has an output where you can disperse the power to that cabinet and another cabinet. You can do that only because of the speakers but this amp cannot do a chain of any sort.
1262741
Yes , but be careful. A good rule of thumb to measure the true rms of any audio component is to add a zero to the end of the fuses and add them together. So in your case 4× 25 amps is like 4×250. So you have a 1000 watt amp...just don't turn your gain all the way up, which you should never do anyway because it's the distortion from these amps that blow subs. Not the wattage.
1409175
This amplifier is no way 1000 watts per channel each channel has a separate output control you should have no problems
1306693
Absolutely. I connected my amplifier with my bookshelf speakers using regular speaker wire without anything special.
1291726
You can indeed use headphones sans cabinet, however IMO you do not get the same kind of tone out of headphones that you will get with a cabinet. I rigged up a old practice amp i had laying around with a broken amp as a cab(just removed the amp, tested the ohm rating on the speaker at 6ohms) and imo it gets a pretty gnarly tone. I also sometimes use my audio technica headphones on it, but not as often as like i said before i feel the tone isnt the same. The cab flavors the tone in a way i like.
831948
These aren't powered cabinets. You need a power amplifier. They're not terribly high power, so it wouldn't have to be a high wattage amp.
789572
I have those boxes too. I did the same thing you did and yes they work just wire it correctly. For an amp do NOT get an 1100w amp. These are not even close to being able to handle that. get a good 400w amp.
32131
I would not, as that amp only has 30 watts/channel. The Polks are power hungry. I have my LSi 9's hooked up to a Adcom 545II amp @100 watts/channel and they sound great. However, not all 100 W/channel amps are the same, as I had my LSi9's hooked up to a 100 W/channel Sony receiver and they sounded dull. In any event, I would think a minimum of 100 watt/channel is necessary to get the best sound out of them.
1685664
No you can't. They're already internally bridged, so you can't bridge the channels together. It would fry the amp. Just buy a more powerful amp if 15W isn't enough.
858518
yes- "but" I would not recommend--very possible it would no.1 - it will burn out the amp! no.2 - void your warranty !
2082461
I used a ported enclosure for mine. I think it allows for better sound. And its only a 400 watt sub woofer so a 1000WATT amp is fine
1975167
i haven't tested that way, but i believe it will work with no problem, but remember that it will sound with distortion or the fx that are built in the amp.
758388
Yes you can. It has a lot of space. Just measure the AMP to make sure the amp fits one of the sides of the box.
728124
Yes for sure.. Wire your speaker to one ohm.. Hope your amp is stable at one ohm