audio set-up for beginners (ARCHIVED)

[aces_fan]

question lang po. anu po purpose ng seps? iniisip ko kasi kung ako lang b na hindi na magpakabit ng seps, at subs lang ilalagay ko. stock na lahat.

[baurtwellXUV]

-aces_fan-

actually ok lang yan. pero for listening pleasure kasi kung magpapalit ka. mas malinaw sya... yung mga drum beats maririnig mo ng mas malinaw...

[aces_fan]

ah... e ang mga rear speakers po? ok lang din ba na stock yun?

[ILuvDetailing]

ah... e ang mga rear speakers po? ok lang din ba na stock yun?

You can go with Coaxials.

[the_wildthing]

aces_fan: I actually started with stock speakers and a sub... Then separates a bit later to replace the fronts with separates. I disconnected the rear speakers. You can actually live without rearfills. Pero kung trip mong meron pa ring naririnig mula sa likod, ok na rin to have coaxials.

[luckytruck]

for a beginning system, i would suggest you get a 4channel amp with built in crossovers, and get a 10 inch sub.

use the front two channels to power your stock front speakers with your crossover set at about 70 or 80 hz. they connect your sub to the bridged rear channels of your amp with your crosoover set to 80hz or 70 hz and down. this will be sufficient. when you have money again, replace your front speakers with separates. when you have more money, you can invest in a dedicated subwoofer amp and another 10 inch sub, para pair na.

dahan dahan lang. just make sure that the pieces you purchase can be integrated in your future system.

[aces_fan]

thanks guys.

[trup]

curious lang....i dont know much about sound set-ups, how do you connect a single sub to a 2 channel amp???m parang series ba (Left(-) to right(+), then right(-) and left(+) to subs)

[izzy]

ok ba yung seps na JBL??

tsaka meron bang coax speakers na bilog? usually kasy 6x9 nakikita ko eh..

tia!

[the_wildthing]

curious lang....i dont know much about sound set-ups, how do you connect a single sub to a 2 channel amp???m parang series ba (Left(-) to right(+), then right(-) and left(+) to subs)

If the amp is bridgeable, you can connect the + of one channel and the - of the other channel into one sub. Whether it's bridgeable or not and what load it can handle is in the manual. If you don't have it, try searching google for it. HTH.