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Signal Input Connections
PRX500.2V
PRX500.4V
PRX800.5V
PRX1500.1V // PRX1000.1V // PRX600.1V
Wiring Multi-Channel Amps
Speaker have a positive and negative marking on the terminals. These are used to indicate polarity and must be considered when
wiring speakers or subwoofers to an amplifier. Amplifiers also have positive and negative markings on their speaker outputs.
Use these marking to match polarities to ensure the speakers are in phase. Failure to wire speakers or woofers in phase with one
another will result in a loss of bass. All street reference amplifiers require a minimum 2ohm impedance in stereo or 4 ohms in
mono (bridged) mode.
Always check your speaker load with a multi-meter before hooking them up to the amplifier. The PRX500.4V
amplifier is stable to 2 ohms stereo or 4 ohms bridged mono. The PRX800.5V amplifiers are stable to 2 ohms
CAUTION
stereo or 4 ohms bridged mono (front & rear channels) and stable to 2 ohms (sub channel). Any Impedance (load) smaller
than what is recommended will damage the amplifier! Such damage is not covered under warranty, so pay strict attention to
what connections are made to the amplifier.
WIRING 5-CHANNEL AMPLIFIERS - PRX800.5V
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2-4 SPEAKER/SUB
2-4 SPEAKER
WIRING 4-CHANNEL AMPLIFIERS - PRX500.4V
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2-4 SPEAKER
BRIDGED 4
4 SPEAKER/SUB
WIRING 2-CHANNEL AMPLIFIERS - PRX500.2V
4 SPEAKER/SUB
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2-4 SPEAKER
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2-4 SPEAKER
4 SPEAKER/SUB
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2-4 SPEAKER/SUB
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