Rockwood amp..?
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Rockwood amp..?
I bought this amp for a few bucks. It looks like its from the 80's or something. Instead of having screws to put wires in..it has a wire harness. I've never seen an amp like this. Do I just run 6x9s off of it, or could I run a sub somehow?
Its a 50x4 channel amp. Like I said..its ghetto.
Its a 50x4 channel amp. Like I said..its ghetto.
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You might find it useful for running a clock radio speaker.
I'd say you could use it as a paper weight, but it doesn't even weigh enough to be useful for that.
I'd say you could use it as a paper weight, but it doesn't even weigh enough to be useful for that.
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Ah, Rockwood. They made my first pair of 3-way 6x9's. Too bad the midrange and tweeter weren't real components, but pieces of plastic with magnets glued to the back so they "looked like" 3-way speakers.
If you use it, use cheap speakers with it. I'd hate to see you destroy a $50 set of 6x9's with that amp- the distortion will tear right thru 'em.
If you use it, use cheap speakers with it. I'd hate to see you destroy a $50 set of 6x9's with that amp- the distortion will tear right thru 'em.
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