Passive speaker and amp question

Hi,

I agree with Terry about needing more info.

There are some concerns I can voice based on what info IS there.

Is the power spec on the amp in RMS? There are some conflicting values there too.

Is there any kind of crossover filter to seperate low/mid and higer and sub? Could be in the sub, could be in the top and could theoretically be in the amp.

With only 1 sub and two tops, I don’t see a good way of hooking it all up to one 2-channel amp. If you have an external active crossover, you could probably hook up the sub to one amp channel and the the tops (parallel) to the other channel. It would mean having mono sound though. Not a biggie, but something you need to know.

If the sub has a passive cross-over (or the top), you could hook up one to the other and both to one channel on the amp. Since you only have one sub, that would mean one channel would have a different load than the other, not a situation you like to see.

Again, if it is bought as a set it might work like Terry says. So give us some more details and we’ll let you know.

Greetinx.

I am afraid the sub is not gonna work m8. Nothing about active/passive crossovers anywhere. So, afraid that’s not gonna cut it. On the other hand, not sure how big the gig is, but the two 15″ should be able to handle a fairly decent size room. Say 10W per person if you want serious loudness. That’s a good 50 people. Slightly more conservatively indoor use is about 5W per person, so a 100. Take a nice average and you should have no problem serving about 70-75 ppl.

Good luck,

Chuck