I have a deck with a 200W (50x4W) MOSFET driver. Will this be enough to push them?
1264164
To push them well you will want a external 4ch amp. But that's a good start and will totally work! Enjoy.
1264165
Better to get an amplifier installed, something like - http://www.pioneerelectronics.com/PUSA/Car/Amplifiers/GM+Series/GM-A3602
1264166
The headunit you have can definitely push them. But in order to achieve the maximum potential you should hook them up to a separate amp.
1264167
Get a seperate amp. If my stock one was a 2/10, after speakers and a head unit id rate it a 4/10. But the amp jumped it to 8.5/10. AMP is a HUGE difference
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.
392514
If the mount depth fits u should not run with out amp ur deck will blow if u try
1359842
well im running 450w 10's and I have the gain a little under half way and it slams with the 3100. with your 2100 maybe you can just bridge it to get the wattage you need.
510309
Have the deck hooked up to a kicker zxs1000.1 mono block amp pushing 2 12 dvc pioneer comps. Sounds great!!
893289
Yes it will, I used: Nubee® 30 Watt Waterproof LED Power Supply Driver Transformer 120 to 12 Volt Dc Output, also purchased from Amazon with no problems.
374733
Depending on the correct ohm setting bet ur ass it will.its kinda a lot of power for those subs so go easy but they should push them with no problem. Depending on your enclosure which will give your best output Without damaging ur subs. Execellent amp enjoy..
1029419
This psu won't blow anything. Power output is closer to 300w actual. Only about 20 amps on 12v rail
2281945
The power supply that I'm using is 400W on a Gateway system. Seems to perform pretty well and I've had no problems so far.
1476916
It depends on how much wattage your deck puts out. If your stereo is putting out at least 15 watts RMS per channel, that's enough wattage to push these speakers just fine. However, if you decide to go with an amp, make sure that it isn't putting out more than the RMS wattage for the speakers (which I think is 35 watts per channel) and that your high-pass filter is set to about 800 hertz. If you don't use an amp or if your amp doesn't come equipped with a high-pass filter, make sure to install 800hz bass blockers on each speaker in order to protect them.
673813
I think you might be pushing it with a 400W PSU. I guess it depends on the item quality. You may be just fine. Not really an answer, sorry.
1688590
I'm sure it will. There is a complete kit available to convert your deck. I bought just the plug because mine was damaged from use. There needs to be a more complete way of attaching it.
539425
Should do just fine. I used one to power a couple of 125w bookshelf speakers, and it drove them loader than I really needed, but it depends on your speakers' sensitivity
1417980
Yes it should push them hard enough, you'll pebbly be getting around 800-900rms which is enough to power them.
368230
Hey man, the best advice I can give is go to pcpicker dot com and "build" your computer within the website. It should tell ya if 300W is enough. :) That is what I did when building my computer!
1277248
It should be well more than enough to cover it. That combination, even overclocked, should use around 500W of power, taking into account everything you'll have in your system.
1728704
Yes. It should be fine. You have a PCI express X 16 slot and unless you've beaten the crap out of the computer or you already have a bunch of attachments your PSU should still have enough juice to power it?
964760
Max draw on these are about 180watt each. So it would be close it also depends if you have a high quality power supply or not. A cheap 600watt would probably not support these but a name brand should be able to. You will need 4 six pin connectors.