Which amp to get for speakers

 

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Username: Jarod2588

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Registered: Sep-06
I have four eminence alpha6 speakers each speaker has 8ohm and 100 watts rms any suggestions on a amplifier to get for these
 

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Username: Logan__tille

Hamilton, Indiana United states

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Registered: Feb-06
whats your budget?
 

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Username: Jarod2588

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I would like to keep it under 300$
 

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Username: Juliob

Santo DomingoDominican Re...

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Registered: Dec-05
Pg xenon 400.1 You will get a 2 ohm load, so you need 400w rms at 2 ohms
 

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Username: Jarod2588

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Registered: Sep-06
At 2ohms am I running them parallel?
 

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Username: Juliob

Santo DomingoDominican Re...

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Registered: Dec-05
yes, ++++ ----


are those subs or regular speakers???

if they're subs get the PG, if those are speakers, get a class A/B amp
 

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Username: Makmillion

MN United States

Post Number: 646
Registered: Apr-06
Those are 6" speakers, woofers to be exact. Are you using them as subwoofers, or full range?
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Username: Jarod2588

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Full Range
 

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Username: Makmillion

MN United States

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Registered: Apr-06
You're going to need a POWERFUL 4 channel, or two really powerful 2 channels.. unless you're willing to bridge two of sets to a 2 channel... because they're 8 ohm per speaker :\

I'll look up some amps.. can't think of one off hand that'd be ideal
 

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Username: Juliob

Santo DomingoDominican Re...

Post Number: 2588
Registered: Dec-05
just get audiobahn a8000V, i think is a class A/B amp and that will do the job. Turn the gain down!
 

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Username: Jarod2588

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Registered: Sep-06
Ok, so get the audiobahn a8000v, or a mono class A/B amp that will power 400w rms @ 2ohms?
 

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Username: Juliob

Santo DomingoDominican Re...

Post Number: 2597
Registered: Dec-05
yeah and more.. you just need to control the gain
 

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Username: Jarod2588

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Registered: Sep-06
so it doesn't necessarily have to be 400w rms, it can be greater just make sure the gain is turned down?
 

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Username: Juliob

Santo DomingoDominican Re...

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Registered: Dec-05
yes jared
 

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Username: Rob_preg

NE, Ohio United states

Post Number: 662
Registered: Sep-05
just remember that if you choose a monoblock amp, like the one being suggested here, you will have a completely mono signal, meaning no stereo effect (no left and right), and no fader(no front and rear). same signal for every driver.
 

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Username: Freezeman_7

Post Number: 240
Registered: May-06
dont go mono, not a good choice, i have an alpine v-power amp for my 4 kappas in my truck, and they are getting there full 100wrms each. @2ohms
 

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Username: Moondogg1212

Post Number: 13
Registered: Aug-06
so putting "speakers" on a mono amp just means that you lose balance and fade?
 

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Username: Freezeman_7

Post Number: 241
Registered: May-06
yeah, pretty much, but you will want a stereo amp. it will sounf so much better, more adjustables. and freedom w/ the conrols
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