connecting speakers and amps

louj · 24th June 2010, 02:37 PM

hi there,

first off all i gonne tell you what kind of materials i have

i have 2 amps 1 solton craft 2x300w
and one aa craft 2x600w

i have 2 sets of speakers 2 solton 2x300w 4ohm
and 2 subwoofers 2x300w 4ohm

how do i connect them the best? the solton set plays realy good. and if i connect the subwoofers on the solton amp they are realy loud but i cant get them connected together do i need i filter or a crosover of some kind ?? the subwoofres are diy there just connected no filter.

thanks

raquel2010 · 28th June 2010, 10:42 AM

I guest this is the process you can connect this things.

Measure the distance between the receiver and speakers and make sure you have enough speaker wire.Connect the left and right channel speaker wires to the ‘Main’ or ‘Front’ speaker outputs on the back panel of the receiver or amplifier, then run the wires to the terminals on the back of each speaker. Make sure you connect the left channel output of the receiver to the left channel speaker and the same for the right channel. Correct speaker phasing is very important for the best sound.

24th June 2010, 02:37 PM	#1
louj diyAudio Member Join Date: Jun 2010	connecting speakers and amps hi there, first off all i gonne tell you what kind of materials i have i have 2 amps 1 solton craft 2x300w and one aa craft 2x600w i have 2 sets of speakers 2 solton 2x300w 4ohm and 2 subwoofers 2x300w 4ohm how do i connect them the best? the solton set plays realy good. and if i connect the subwoofers on the solton amp they are realy loud but i cant get them connected together do i need i filter or a crosover of some kind ?? the subwoofres are diy there just connected no filter. thanks

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28th June 2010, 10:42 AM	#2
raquel2010 diyAudio Member Join Date: Jun 2010	I guest this is the process you can connect this things. Measure the distance between the receiver and speakers and make sure you have enough speaker wire.Connect the left and right channel speaker wires to the ‘Main’ or ‘Front’ speaker outputs on the back panel of the receiver or amplifier, then run the wires to the terminals on the back of each speaker. Make sure you connect the left channel output of the receiver to the left channel speaker and the same for the right channel. Correct speaker phasing is very important for the best sound.