What type of amp would you recommend?
01-18-2003, 10:07 AM
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What type of amp would you recommend?
What type of amp would you recommened to power
2 sony 6x9's
2 Kenwood 6x9's
2 sony 4" speakers
So far I have this as my setup
I have
-V12 Alpine amp (for subs)
-2 sony 6x9's
-2 kenwood 6x9's
-2 sony 4" speakers
-alpine 6 disc cd changer
-alpine casette head unit with removeable face plate.
I just need to have an amp to power the
2 sony 6x9's
2 Kenwood 6x9's
2 sony 4" speakers
2 sony 6x9's
2 Kenwood 6x9's
2 sony 4" speakers
So far I have this as my setup
I have
-V12 Alpine amp (for subs)
-2 sony 6x9's
-2 kenwood 6x9's
-2 sony 4" speakers
-alpine 6 disc cd changer
-alpine casette head unit with removeable face plate.
I just need to have an amp to power the
2 sony 6x9's
2 Kenwood 6x9's
2 sony 4" speakers
01-19-2003, 02:42 PM
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Re: What type of amp would you recommend?
Originally posted by SuPeR SpOrT
I just need to have an amp to power the
2 sony 6x9's
2 Kenwood 6x9's
2 sony 4" speakers
I just need to have an amp to power the
2 sony 6x9's
2 Kenwood 6x9's
2 sony 4" speakers
01-21-2003, 07:51 PM
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Originally posted by SuPeR SpOrT
yes I would like one amp for all of those sopeakers, also what does it matter where they are located?
yes I would like one amp for all of those sopeakers, also what does it matter where they are located?
Do you care about fader control? - Since you already have a Alpine amp, I'd recommend another one. 4 Channels- 1&2 for the front, 3&4 for the back. If you dont care, you can run all off a 2 channel amp.
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Yes. You may even be able to run all the speakers off a 2 channel amp, if you dont mind loosing fader control. Be advised that this will place a low ohm load on the amp.
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A 4 channel will offer better flexibility, but will most likely cost more. If you can afford it, might as well go with a 4 channel amp.
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