Hello everyone, I have a question regarding a three channel amplifier.
I'm currently looking at the JBL GTO-3EZ 3 channel amplifier.
I am planning on powering:
2x JBL 6.5" Midrange Speakers (60W RMS 180W Peak @ 2.3 Ohms)
1x Pioneer TS-W304R Subwoofer (300W RMS 1300W Peak @ 4 Ohms)
So my question is, can amplifiers run speakers on different channels at different ohms. Meaning, will the amp use 2 Ohms for the door speakers while still running 4 Ohms for the sub.
Also, the specs for the amp says 8 gauge wiring required, but does anyone know if it will properly fit 4 gauge wire?
Thanks!
I'm currently looking at the JBL GTO-3EZ 3 channel amplifier.
I am planning on powering:
2x JBL 6.5" Midrange Speakers (60W RMS 180W Peak @ 2.3 Ohms)
1x Pioneer TS-W304R Subwoofer (300W RMS 1300W Peak @ 4 Ohms)
So my question is, can amplifiers run speakers on different channels at different ohms. Meaning, will the amp use 2 Ohms for the door speakers while still running 4 Ohms for the sub.
Also, the specs for the amp says 8 gauge wiring required, but does anyone know if it will properly fit 4 gauge wire?
Thanks!