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<blockquote data-quote="TJ Cornish" data-source="post: 96672" data-attributes="member: 162">Re: Bridging XTi 2 series amp at 2 ohm?Over-excursion is usually caused by having your high-pass filter set too low, not minimal &quot;overpowering&quot;.&nbsp; For $1000, I would rather have a Behringer DCX2496 DSP and a used QSC RMX 4050, PLX3602, or some other more capable amp than the XTI2002.&nbsp; What speakers are you driving?&nbsp; According to the Crown website, the XTI 2002 is rated at 475watts 8 ohms, 800 watts 4 ohms.&nbsp; Your only safe way to power your 3 subs on this amp is two on one channel, and one on the other, which means each of the two subs on the one channel would receive 400 watts (800 watts@4Ω/2), and the sub on the other channel would get 475.&nbsp; You&#039;re not anywhere close to the recommended power levels for your subs. </blockquote>

[QUOTE="TJ Cornish, post: 96672, member: 162"] Re: Bridging XTi 2 series amp at 2 ohm? [SIZE=2][FONT=arial]Over-excursion is usually caused by having your high-pass filter set too low, not minimal "overpowering". For $1000, I would rather have a Behringer DCX2496 DSP and a used QSC RMX 4050, PLX3602, or some other more capable amp than the XTI2002. What speakers are you driving? According to the Crown website, the XTI 2002 is rated at 475watts 8 ohms, 800 watts 4 ohms. Your only safe way to power your 3 subs on this amp is two on one channel, and one on the other, which means each of the two subs on the one channel would receive 400 watts (800 watts@4Ω/2), and the sub on the other channel would get 475. You're not anywhere close to the recommended power levels for your subs. [/FONT][/SIZE] [/QUOTE]

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