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Cadence TXA 6004 4 Channel High Power Amplifier Car Audio Amplifier

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posted by shancruise on Jun 24, 2008


Hi I had a Cadence Txa 6004, how many speakers i can put on the amplifier to get 2 or 4 ohm if the speakers that I had are 8 ohms impendance

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posted on Jul 13, 2008
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you can do 8 to 16 speakers my friend 4 in every channel at ( 8 ohms on evs) size 12" 10" 8" dont matter or all at 4 ohms on this txa 6004 amp at 8 ohms ran in (parallel) gives you now 4 ohms 2or 4 speakers in each channel ran in prallele gives you 8 or 16 yea 16 ev 12"speakers my friend then switch to 2 channel mode and you get way more power cuz this txa 6004 you can run 4 channels still in the 2 channel mode switch to full pass mode trust me thats y i love this amp cadence txa 6004 is the only amp than can run 4 channels in 2 channel mode in full pass mode with 8 or 16 speakers as low as 2 ohms you get 1200w rms have fun!!

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yup! thats right its in your subs. make sure you got dvc subs you can only go down to 2 ohms with this txa 6004 and you can run 4 subs. and 4 full range speakers like 2 in doors and 2 6x9s or wateva you wana run just cant go lower than 2 ohms with this amp ill let you no something cool to you can run 4 or 8 subs every chnl in series ofcourse! at 2 ohms with this txa 6004 here is the trick run at low pass all 4 channels click it to 2 channel not 4 chann and see the way!! extra power you get how i now this cuz i got one txa6004 now im getting the txa6002 channel so ill have 3 amps in my car the txa6004 to run my 4 inside door and 6x9 for my highs car speakers and the txa6002 channel to run my 4 ev 12" speakers there 8 ohm each so i run parallel to make it 4 omh bridge them to get 1200w rms to make it go way!! way louder ok then my mono block my amp is a atomic 30001dmy subs are 2 15" fi,btl i love my sq on the cadence amps and so does every one i no well worth your money.. thanks i hope i help someone today

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posted on Jun 25, 2008
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If you had 4 single voice coil speakers you can create either of those 2 ohm or 4 ohm setups. If you run 2 of them in parallel you will get the 4 ohms. If you run 4 of them in parallel you will get the 2 ohms. In parallel I mean that you connect the positives together and run them to the positive on the amp and the connect the negatives together and run them to the negative on the amp. Let me know if you need more help. Good Luck.
-Andrew Hawkins

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