Will this power 4 6x9s which are rated 65 rms and 2 5x7s 60 rms each without clipping out??
134598
The Fosgate has a 400 Watt peek and after you do the math of the RMS it totals up to 380 RMS but, I'm sure the max watts of each of your speaker should be high the RMS you specified. I don't know which speakers you have plus, how you plan to connect 6 speaker on amp that has 4 channels. It make a big difference and you're not giving enough information to give you the proper answer.
134599
Depends on how you have them wired. Wire each set of 6x9s in parallel for a 2ohm load. This will go on channels channels 1 & 2, then use channels 3 & 4 for the 5x7 speakers. This should work fine.
134600
Seperately, yes. But together as a 6 speaker system... I wouldn't recommend it.
110702
6000 watts in this case is absolute peak at low ohms that I don't think it can really hit. Inflated for marketing purposes. Read the manual to get the RMS rating and it is lower. Audio watts for some reason don't necessarily correspond to the draw from the plug. On the back of the unit on the plug it specifies 650W at 120V 60hz AC. I use it with regular 120V along with other amps and such. No problems.
44249
Yes, it should work just fine. If you have four sets of speakers, you will half to have a real strong amp.
1040314
Yes, very much and rated by manufacturer for 4 ohms loads.mit would make 75W per channel I guess on 4 ohm load.
444886
I hooked two (2) 6x9s and one (1) sub woofer to my amp. Keep in mind that my amp is a P400x4 however, I think they group the P600 and P400 together.
1264168
It will produce sound, the quality will be questionable tho. I put 150w rms to mine and they sound amazing. Between 100w-200w would be ideal IMO. The more CLEAN power that you give them, the better they'll sound.
14346
It will but dont expect much, it says 1600 watts but its only running one 30 amp fuse... so the power isnt good, so maybe getting 500-800 watts, if that. Try a hifonics amp, good clean power for people on a budget or audiopipe amps. Good luck
1229950
Yes it will because when you have two 4 ohms it make 8 ohms and the amp is rated at 8 ohms per side.
1819603
the speaker you're talking about is not a 7-way speaker it's a 5-way and yes it will power them with no problem. I have this amp. it was connect to 2 4-way 6x9's and 2 5-way 6x9's and it was super clear with no distortion.
2156551
It would power those no problem. I run 2 400watt 12" with mine and volume notch 2 blasts them things. Anyways those are 1400 peak right? So that's 2800 peak for both sides which should be right where you want to be. The amp is actually 2 1500 watt amps making 3000 total amps.
223103
I am using this amp to power four 6x9 speakers. I think this amp will power two 12'' subs. If you want the subs to hit hard and the system to last, I would use a larger amp.
585952
A small one, yes. Maybe 30 to 50 watts rms. The 360 watts is a peak rating. They won't handle it. Stay bellow 200 peak, you should be fine.
1623521
yes it would, how many speakers are you running and the ohms, in the directions, it lays out the power.
175014
yes. do not bridge them. And don't turn it up past 3on the 6 9 and 2 on the 65until u know your not overworking your speakers
1929324
i dont know for sure but i am guessing not. i have it installed in a boat for 2 years with no problems. do know that it is only 35x4 RMS. it might be good bridged, but im running 4 good 6x9s and will get another amp with more power.
595574
no.over time it would burn out the channel.its only good for 6x9s and smaller soeakers but I would recommend a mono block amp for subs
1063797
sorry but I did not buy the 6x9 I bought the 6.5 round speakers. This is the one I reviewed Pyle PL63BL 6.5-Inch 360-Watt 3-Way Speakers