Set of REV 10s on a syn 2

[dukesofhazzard]

that's what I figured.

[chpthril]

You have a pair of 4 ohm speakers, can change that with any wiring configuration. 200W rms from the amp is what you got.

[dukesofhazzard]

got everything in and somewhat tuned today, sounds pretty good to me. Now a question I have is, is there a way to wire the 2 rev 10 bridged to get the full 700 watts out of this amp.

[Greeko]

Greeko: Cultus is 68 as of last night. Only 2 of us out there for quite a while then two more boats showed up.

It would be awesome to try and all get out. Getting down to the last few outings.

68 is impressive. I wouldn't complain about that... The season is winding down sadly


I'm heading to Osoyoos this weekend. Might be my last trip up to go surfing... Might have to stick around locally from now on until I can't feel my feet from water temp lol.

[BCRider]

Greeko: Cultus is 68 as of last night. Only 2 of us out there for quite a while then two more boats showed up.

It would be awesome to try and all get out. Getting down to the last few outings.

[dukesofhazzard]

So looks like I will stick the syn 2 unless someone has a syn 4 they wanna swap for!!!!!!

[1sicktige]

Hey guys as the title states I just got my REV10s and the syn2 delivered the other day. I have not even began to tackle yet, but have a question. I am hearing the syn 2 is not enough to drive the rev10s. Is this true or will they be fine.
I have 2 options to keep the syn 2 and drive with them, or I can buy from a buddy of mine a diamond audio amp 450x2 for just shy of 200$ and sell the syn 2.
What you guys think. The diamond audio will not be a marine amp.
thanks guys

oh I will have a set exile/samson 7" tower speakers with swivel mounts for the alpha z tower and a rockford fosgate amp I believe 400watt for sale shortly if anybody wants.

I'm interested in the exile/samsons you have for sale. Let me know when they are available! Look forward to hearing from you!

[dukesofhazzard]

thanks you sir, now go relax!!!!

[chpthril]

I would take the Wet Sounds Syn over a PPi ever day of the week.

[dukesofhazzard]

thanks for the reply Mike. Would you rock the syn 2 over the ppi 900.4, cause if that is the case I am good to go. Unless it is worth it to sell the syn 2 for the ppi or for a diamond, I will have to check what diamond it is, my buddy is a distributor and just wants to get rid of a few he has left. But if you feel the syn 2 is enough I can just use it, as that is what I have.
thanks again.

[mcosenz]

thanks for all the replies guys. Could I drive my sub with the jl 750 and use channels 5/6 off my syn 6 to drive the revs. not so up on this stuff.
BCRIDER how do you like that amp.

If you got the JL HD750/1 I would drive the 2 rev10's with it. Wet Sounds or JL you really cant go wrong.

[chpthril]

Ok, finally home. Not too late and i feel ok.

What model diamond audio amp is in consideration?

As to the PPi. That amp is a price-point open-tooling chassis that is shared by 3-4 other companies. Yes, its been tested and does make the advertised wattage. However, its extremely cheap on the front end. Running 4 chnl stereo, its ok, running 2 chnl bridged its really thin and tinny sounding. Really lacks depth and dynamic range with a speaker like the Rev-10. The controls are very inaccurate, making tuning hard without test equipment. Amps like JL and Wet Sounds are processor controlled with features like diagnostics and voltage and thermal roll back. Not too mention, they offer marine built amps which can be an advantage in some cases.

Now to the Syn-2/Rev-10 paring. Is the Syn-2 a bad choice....nope. Is it the wrong choice.......ite been the OEM option since before the Rev-10 was a Tige option and how many times have we heard of blown Rev-10? Excessive wattage blows drivers, not low wattage. However, we can see a blown driver when you have an under powered setup that constantly driven into a state to clip and distortion by an operator that is hoping for more than the system will deliver and does not hear the distortion. Now. if I was spec'ing out a system from scratch, the Syn-2 would not be my suggestion simply because for $30 more (difference in retail), we can double the wattage with the Syn-4 or new Syn-DX4.

The Syn-2 is a good solid match for the rev-8, so why not for the rev-10? Heres a couple things to think about. A larger speaker naturally has more output. This means its going to have greater output than a smaller speaker even when both are driven at the same wattage. So, at the same 200W from the Syn-2, the Rev-10 is going to play plenty loud. We have not even touched on the extra mid-bass output from the larger speaker, as well as the deeper mid-bass extension you get.

So, if you want to drive the Rev-10 to their full potential, go with the Wet Sounds SD-2 or Syn-DX4. If you want a solid setup for the deal you got, rock the Syn-2. Tuned right, you will be impressed.

Could I drive my sub with the jl 750 and use channels 5/6 off my syn 6 to drive the revs. not so up on this stuff.

need to remind me what woofer. Thats a 750W rms potential at all safe operating voltages and driver impedance. As to the rev-10 on 5 & 6 of the syn-6, less wattage than the Syn-2. If you free up 5 & 6, id rather see you dedicate the entire syn-6 to the 3 pair of in-boats.

[dukesofhazzard]

I would be definitely be fine parting with the syn 2 and getting the p900 if it is worth it. Just not sure what to sell the syn 2 for if I do.

[dukesofhazzard]

thanks for all the replies guys. Could I drive my sub with the jl 750 and use channels 5/6 off my syn 6 to drive the revs. not so up on this stuff.
BCRIDER how do you like that amp.

[dukesofhazzard]

thanks for all the replies guys.