I have one amp that is 100 watts and an amp that is 250 watts. is it possible to hook both amps to one sub for 350 watts? its a dvc sub.

 

NO, Never mix amps of different wattage on the same sub. If you wanted to bi-amp a sub(usually must be a DVC) you should use two of the same amps and would be wise to set it up with an O-scope.

 

oh. i have another question, is it possible to use a mono amp for my mids? its supose to be for a sub cause it has lpf's on it but i can turn it off.

 

You can use a mono amp but it won't sound right IMO.

 

why? will it sound like a sub? wont go as high? my mids have crossovers on them so i can put them on the high output and plus i have tweeters so u think it will even out?

 

It will sound wierd because it will be mono, you are used to listen to music in stereo. That is the only reason. As long as the LPF can be disabled then you are good.

 

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and chances are if its a mono amp its a class D. very limited frequency range even without the LPF and generally have a high THD when compared to the class a/b's