i have a 4 speaker system they are 45rms 90 watt peak each,is this a good stereo for my speakers? and will this fit in a 2008 nissan versa
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It is not a good stereo at all. CD gets stuck and is hard to remove. Other than that it's ok.
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I have no clue. I purchased this for my son's Ford Ranger and had it installed. I know nothing about stereos but if I had it to do over I wouldn't buy this one again because the blue light is very bright & there is no clock. Also, my son said it quit picking up local radio stations within a few days.
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I have no idea about your individual car fitment. It is possible. This is a standard Double DIN radio. As for the speakers, yes, it should be fine. This radio performs much like a stock radio would.
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Definitely the speakers only have 180 watts peak so even if you didn't want to push the whole way ; 100 watts could even run it and its an easy install by yourself I did mine and they sound great by the way; but I also have a pair of jbl power series same size and they sound a little better base wise but vocals they're both amazing but yes the amp will work
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I have my sub connected to a BOSS 1100Watt amp in my SUV. As of right now I only have one sub and it is loud and has an amazing bass to it. If you are looking for a sub that is loud and has no limits on what sound and bass it captures this is definitely the sub to go with. I enjoy my BOSS system so much I am ordering another sub and box.
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It's not meant to be "hooked up" into a 7.2 system. You really need to match your speakers with your receiver.if your receiver did happen to have pre-outs you take a risk. Of damage. I have a 7.2 system that I've matched speakers to receiver. It has 130w per ch. and will play loud and clear enough for our neighbors! This amp is a 2 ch amp meant to be played in a stereo system ( 2 speakers). Hope this helps
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2000 w is absolute peak power which is sort of missleading. You rateings are usally RMS,PROGRAM and peak.this amp hits peak and youll be in trouble because it will be clipping.Alot of distortion happens at clipping and that's what destroys speakers. 150w per channel rms is good for your speakers because then you just idle amp which adds up to clean sound. Start out at 1 quarter and careful what you pre amp it with. Thirty years a wanna be rock star and sound man. To old for 70s 80s hairvband lycra! Lol!!
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The amp choice is really up to you and how many subs and how are you going to wire them up. I have one 12" Type R 4ohm sub wired to 2ohm. Using a Hifonics Zeus 1800 watt mono amp. Assuming that the amp is "actually" capable of pushing 1800w at 1ohm. It should be pushing 900w to the Type R. It sounds amazing in the trunk of my 96 Impala SS. Go with the 4ohm sub if youre going to use two subs, wire them down to 2ohm and find an amp capable of pushing a solid 2000w. Amps will state total power at 1ohm, 2ohm will be half that.
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The Sub has a 450w max and 200w rms. You may have trouble with your sattalites. The sub has a really nice response. Takes alittle time to break in. also depends on where you put it, needs some room to breath...But you should be fine. Nice sounding..
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Hi Sharon The unit has a great sound firstly with the old speakers. The unit is reasonably easy to fit but I recommend you get the shop to do it if you haven't done one before. Although if ya get stuck you can always take to the shop in pieces. If you try yourself you must disconnect the battery and make sure its insulated from the car. This will defend the devices when they are being installed in case any wires touch. Good Luck Bruce
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Yes it should....However, most aftermarket component speakers are usually power hungry so i would wonder how good it will sound. This is meant more so for people who want a little more power than a aftermarket radio, but dont want to install a real amp. Sorta of like an in between. A well known audio site tested when all said and done the unit kicks out about 38 watts RMS. Which is good enough if you are just doing a mild upgrade to the speakers. You can bridge the unit to run the components and maybe power the rear on the radio's power. In essence i would try it with the notion that you may need power or it may sound ok. Yes it should....However, most aftermarket component speakers are usually power hungry so i would wonder how good it will sound. This is meant more so for people who want a little more power than a aftermarket radio, but dont want to install a real amp. Sorta of like an in between. A well known audio site tested when all said and done the unit kicks out about 38 watts RMS. Which is good enough if you are just doing a mild upgrade to the speakers. You can bridge the unit to run the components and maybe power the rear on the radio's power. In essence i would try it with the notion that you... » Read More Yes it should....However, most aftermarket component speakers are usually power hungry so i would wonder how good it will sound. This is meant more so for people who want a little more power than a aftermarket radio, but dont want to install a real amp. Sorta of like an in between. A well known audio site tested when all said and done the unit kicks out about 38 watts RMS. Which is good enough if you are just doing a mild upgrade to the speakers. You can bridge the unit to run the components and maybe power the rear on the radio's power. In essence i would try it with the notion that you may need power or it may sound ok. « Show Less
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All depends on the previous sound system you had in it. Go to you local walmart and check in the book they have by the stereos. Metra I personally think is junk and I use scosche for any radio installation needs.
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I am running:4xInfinity Reference 6032cf 6.5-Inch 180-Watt High-Performance 2-Way Speakers (Two speakers on Channel 1 and Two speakers on Channel 2)1x Pyle PLPW8D 8-Inch 800 Watt Dual 4 Ohm Subwoofer (Bridge Channel 3 and 4)(Running a 10" would be better since amp can run it fine)
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I installed them in other car, 97 Nissan Maxima. The speaker are great at low and medium to high volumes. But at very high volume the clarity degrades. Bass and treble sounds are great with these.
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I used a boss 4000 watts hits hard for a cheap amp... Always have more power on amp then subs so you can hit hard it wont harm anything. Forget capacitors ... you need deep cycle batteries red optima .. one for alternator and one in trunk .. one amp per 12" .. Dobt forget to wrap ya doors and trunk with sound and heat barriers helps rattle .. Enclosed box best... for deep bass or open box for mid level
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I have a aftermarket 4x 55w stereo deck and they power them very good. With good wiring they well sounds great. You do need to have the bass turned down just a little and they will sounds like a hundred dollar speaker. I recommend these speakers.
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I put mine in a ford f150 and we have to buy 2 different adapters for it to fit in there right. But be careful of the speakers, they did not fit cause they are oval and I needed round. As for the stereo they usually fit any kind of car as long as you get the proper adapters
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Absolutely, just Google how to set up the wires and you'll be fine. I had this powering for four speakers and two 6x9s it sounded like the club was in my car.
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I was reading some replys,,,someone said it died but could be a reason that was over looked...this only uses 8 ohm speakers so if you have 8 ohm speakers,you will be fine.I am not insulting anyone but most people don't use the right ohms for the stereo.I hope i helpped.you.if you have more that.you need to know,,,feel free to ask.