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redd454

Audioholic
I have a hard time just reading what you write and understanding what you have and where. Capitalization/complete sentences/paragraphs would be nice.

I'd piggyback splitters if needed (and have done so). Don't understand the "alot of amps i could link" or "i have a bearinger a/c cross/with input gain out put gain and sub out" at all.
a beringer crossover with 110 a/c current, in other words the gains would be powered by my amp and the crossover its self, i have around 6 stereo amplifier's i can easily link from in/out on amp,s letting same audio flow through all, and use their sub out's for each sub, i have done this in the past, but trying to go a little simpler this time around, hope you understood
 
Bucknekked

Bucknekked

Audioholic Samurai
The wattage of the sub amp has little to do with it. What is the distance from your primary seat to each sub where you plan on placing them? How did you choose the locations? Not sure what this means "boost gain on signals by linking three amp's one per sub". What are the settings in your avr as well as on each sub?
If you have 75 to 100' of sub runs, your going to need a bigger sub or 6.
I think these are what he needs. Try a pair of these. If they don't do the job, let me know.
I am a Salk fanboy. I think Jim Salk has it covered.
 
Bucknekked

Bucknekked

Audioholic Samurai
Luckily for me buck, I own 2 forklifts!!!
There is a video/blog or website where they show pictures of the manufacturing process of these 24" driver subs. No kidding, passed a certain point in the process they do the handling from one step to the next with a forklift. You need to get a couple . You may have to take the doorjams off your house to get them inside. Forklifts on the carpet have a very low WAF acceptance factor:D
 
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