2 channel amp?

[Lazyron007]

How many speakers can i hook up to a 400 watt 2 channel Visonik amp?

[zerepdivad]

depends what speakers/subs and what ohm impedances we're talking also are they all the same? What are you planning on doing? list all the equipment and model numbers, that's always helpful.

[WCCBaLLeR]

I agree. Very vague question...need more details. In theory, you could hook up an infinite amount of speakers. We need to know what you are looking to do.

Chad

[Lazyron007]

Sorry. Here's all the information.

400 Watt 2 Channel Amplifier Variable Built-In Crossover system: LPF, FLAT, HPF 50Hz - 250Hz Low Pass Filter 50Hz - 250Hz High Pass Filter High Level Input 2 x 100W Rms @ 4 ohms Stereo 2 x 150W Rms @ 2 ohms Stereo 1 x 400W Max @ 4 ohms Bridged Dimensions (H x W x L): 2" x 9.6" x 8.8" Variable Bass Boost 0 - 18dB @ 45 Hz Power/Protection LED RCA Line Inputs & Outputs Thermal/Short/Overload Protection Circuitry Variable HPF/LPF Crossover Adjustable Input Sensitivity Full MOSFET Circuitry 60dB Channel Separation 22K Ohm Input Impedance 200mV - 4V Input Sensitivity Frequency Response: 20Hz - 20kHz THD <0.05%

FOR THE FRONT DECKKenwood KFC-1380ie 5-1/4" 2-way speakers (pair) » mica-injected polypropylene woofer cone with rubber surround » PEI balanced-dome tweeter with Image Enhancer 2 baffle » power range: 2-35 watts RMS (160 watts peak power) » frequency response: 45-20,000 Hz » sensitivity: 91 dB » top-mount depth: 1-7/8"

FOR THE REAR DECKKenwood KFC-1660S 2-way car speakers for 6-1/2" and 6-3/4" locations (pair) » mica-injected polypropylene dimpled woofer cone with cloth surround » PEI semi-dome tweeter » power range: 2-35 watts RMS (170 watts peak power) » frequency response: 35-22,000 Hz » sensitivity: 92 dB » mounting tabs for use in 6-3/4" openings » top-mount depth: 1-3/4" » warranty: 1 year

[zerepdivad]

Ok well you're probably not gonna get the greatest results with that amp for speakers but you can do it. Just hook two of them to each channel and you should be ok. Just make sure to turn off bass boost and set your filters correctly so you don't blow those speakers right away, and definately don't crank that gain up. You should be ok with that amp but i'd say get yourself a nice 4 channel amp for better results.

[Lazyron007]

Ok. Thanks a lot.