Can you connect two amps one speaker?
You cannot hook two amps to a single set of speaker terminals because the amps will see each other and usually blow up, blow fuses, or go into protection. If you speakers have biwire terminals and you remove the jumpers then you can safely hook up an amp to each pair of terminals.
How can I run 2 amps at once?
The best way to wire multiple amps to a single power cable is to use a power distribution block. That allows you to use a single cable for most of the run, including the crucial portion that passes through the firewall and then to use shorter individual cables to actually connect to each amplifier.
Can you hook 2 amps together?
Most of the amplifiers include this functionality in internal wiring. If pass-through functionality is available you can connect two or more amps together. You can connect pass-through output on the first amp to the preamp input on second amp and up to so on.
Can I hook up 2 amps to 1 sub?
Can I connect two amps to one sub? A single voice coil sub wont work with the two amps and will result in the outputs being fried as soon as you turn it on. A dual voice sub and the same amps can be done, but it needs to be effectively balanced. However, two amps one sub is definitely possible.
Can you run two heads one cab?
Yes you can connect two heads to the same cab if AND ONLY IF the cab is in stereo mode. Stereo mode separates the 4 speakers into 2 isolated pairs. One head will drive one pair while the other head drives the other pair.
It is so that you can daisy chain the cabs. You can hook an amp output into one speakon, then hook up another cab through the second one.