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I am planning to add 1 more amplifer to drive my mid of my speakers. I am using the Audison LrX4.300. Planning to use 2 channel of that to drive the tweeters and 2 channel bridge to drive the sub. Planning to then add a 2 channel amp to drive the mid. Is it better that I get back an Audison LrX 2 channel or use another series of Audison or a different brand is better?

 

Waiting for the expert to advise!!

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Neutral Newbie

are you talking about 2 way my friend?

 

get another mono-block will do.

 

why confuse yourself with the wirings?

 

your 4 ch amp can run both the tweeters and the mids

 

get a monoblock to drive the sub.

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Bro,

 

I am finding my 65W a little underpower to drive my mid now. So planning to use a 125-150W amp to drive it. It seems a little complicated, but just by adding a 2 or 4 channel amp should solve the problem.

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Running the PHD FB 6.1 Pro. I find that 65W to the tweeter is good enough. But I want the mid to be kicking more. So planning to feed it more power!. Maybe 125-200W. But not confirm yet. After tuning, then I will decide!

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Neutral Newbie

hmmm... okok but seems like you just bought your stuff. if they haven't been properly run in, why not you let it run in for another month or so? cos' when your speakers are new, the mids are harder to drive. *juz my 2 cents worth*

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Bro,

 

My PHDs are new. Only 1 week old. Anyway won't be upgrading it so soon. I would think at least another 3 months or so before looking at any change. Must enjoy what I have before upgrade. Then can hear the difference for the price I pay!

 

Care to share what is your current setup? I very keen to know leh!!

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Got your reply bro!! I will maximise what I have first. Definitely. One thing is to have good equipment but the next is to have good CDs also. Thats another investment. Haha!!

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Neutral Newbie

no need good CDs la... just need the correct track can liao. i'm using all the normal CDs to tune also... doesn't mean good CDs will give you good sound. good equipment also doesn't yield good sound. it's a matter of how you bring out the best in what you have.

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