Thinking of hooking up 1 set of Infinity 6 x 9's in a loud boat. Would this amp crank those 2 speakers to super loud volumes. Anyone know the RMS? Thx
1142706
Best way to answer this is; i have four 5 x 7's (two infinity kappa in the back, two infinity references in the front) as well as a 10" infinity perfect kappa sub all powered by this. i know that sounds like overkill for this amp, but it runs everything great. been using this setup for half a year maybe, no issues. i have all four speakers on one channel, then the sub on the other.
1142707
FROM THE SPEC SHEET:Max Power Output ..............................................720 W (180 W ¡Á 4)Rated Power Output (+B = 14.4V)Normal (4 ¦¸) (20 Hz ¨C 20 kHz, ¡Ü 0.08 % THD) ...60 W ¡Á 4(2 ¦¸) (1 kHz, ¡Ü 0.8 % THD) ...........................90 W ¡Á 4Bridged (4 ¦¸) (1 kHz, ¡Ü 0.8 % THD) ........................180 W ¡Á 2Therefore you would be running 180W RMS into each 6X9. I have my Wife's hooked up to a pair of Sony 6.5" Mid Bass / 1" Tweet and a 8" Bazooka Tube (60W X 2 + 120W X 1 RMS) and there is NO problem hearing her coming. You might do the same with a water proof sub tube/box to give more depth while you're out on the deep. Females loooove the rumble! FROM THE SPEC SHEET:Max Power Output ..............................................720 W (180 W ¡Á 4)Rated Power Output (+B = 14.4V)Normal (4 ¦¸) (20 Hz ¨C 20 kHz, ¡Ü 0.08 % THD) ...60 W ¡Á 4(2 ¦¸) (1 kHz, ¡Ü 0.8 % THD) ...........................90 W ¡Á 4Bridged (4 ¦¸) (1 kHz, ¡Ü 0.8 % THD) ........................180 W ¡Á 2Therefore you would be running 180W RMS into each 6X9. I have my Wife's hooked up to a pair of Sony 6.5" Mid Bass / 1" Tweet and a 8" Bazooka Tube (60W X 2 + 120W X 1 RMS) and there is NO problem hearing her... » Read More FROM THE SPEC SHEET:Max Power Output ..............................................720 W (180 W ¡Á 4)Rated Power Output (+B = 14.4V)Normal (4 ¦¸) (20 Hz ¨C 20 kHz, ¡Ü 0.08 % THD) ...60 W ¡Á 4(2 ¦¸) (1 kHz, ¡Ü 0.8 % THD) ...........................90 W ¡Á 4Bridged (4 ¦¸) (1 kHz, ¡Ü 0.8 % THD) ........................180 W ¡Á 2Therefore you would be running 180W RMS into each 6X9. I have my Wife's hooked up to a pair of Sony 6.5" Mid Bass / 1" Tweet and a 8" Bazooka Tube (60W X 2 + 120W X 1 RMS) and there is NO problem hearing her coming. You might do the same with a water proof sub tube/box to give more depth while you're out on the deep. Females loooove the rumble! « Show Less
1142708
Yes it will push them to the extreme really good amp, had this for a few years now. Its 60 watts RMS.
70648
You should do some more research as answers vary. Are you running 2channel? Bridged? Read the instructions, I don't recall the output in each mode, but it depends on the resistance of the speakers. Seems to me 250w rms speakers will do fine with that amp...
2017378
It's definitely not going to take the place of 2 12" speakers. I run 4 of these speakers only powered by my kenwood 4x50w head unit. I do have an 8" infinity sub in the trunk. And it's fantastic! When the sub is turned off it's a very noticeable drop in bass. They may be better powered by a dedicated amp, i would be interested to see how that works as i've been thinking of getting another amp.
1813319
I'm an electronic engineer and have used this amp in a new 2013 Wrangler to power an Alpine sub-woofer that replaced the factory piece of junk. It is working very well for this application. The amp is very good and would probably do a great job on your 6x9's as long as you are not looking for super deep base.
834705
Nothing above 600 watts rms or nothing above a reg 1200 watt amp per sub.but watch wiring the sub notice if amp is momo or 2 ohm stable when bridged if not you mite blow amp or speaker if wired wrong parallel or in series. YouTube has great videos on wiring a 8ohm speaker
1098429
How many tower speakers do you have? I have this amp running 4 tower 6.5" polk's in bullets. They are hooked up on each channel 1-4. On channel 5 I have a single 12" Kicker Sub. Channel 6 is either broken or just useless on my amp but I don't really need it. I have the same set up but with a 10" kicker and the 4 in boat speakers. So two amps total. For you it would depend I guess on where you want the power focused. If you want it more out of the tower or the boat itself. And whether or not you have a sub to power with it. Possible suggestions: 2 tower speakers and 4 boat speakers. Hook up tower speakers to channels 5 and 6 and the in-boat speakers to channels 1-4 4 tower speakers and 4 boat speakers. Hook up the 4 tower speakers to channels 1-4 and the in-boat speakers wired in parallel to channels 5 and 6 (two speakers to each) Watch the ohms on the speakers and Amp to see if you need to wire them in series for this set up. Google will tell you tons of info about series and parallel wiring.
1300677
Yes, I use it to power 4 6x9 infiniti (150rms @ 4 ohm) speakers. Works Perfectly!Rockford has more info here: http://www.rockfordfosgate.com/products/details/p600x4And, the amp has high level input with Auto Turn-on circuit.Watch the videos on Rockford Fosgate's website for more info.One of the better amps I have listened to. Better than my Alpine 100w x 4 class D amp for sure!Great Sound!
777503
It's rated at 100 rms at 4 ohms. And yes it will run both sets real good. Unless you are going into a Sound Off contest, you won't be using the full 100 watts anyway. I'm using this amp to power a set of 4 inch Infinity kappas 80rms front, and 4x7 boston acoustics 50rms rear. Pioneer AVHX8500BHS head unit powering Infinity kappas tweeters 100rms in the doors. Pioneer GM D9601 600rms pushing two 10 inch Kicker L7 Solobarics. To help with power I also have a 2 farad Rockford Fosgate cap. Volume at 12 is already decent loud. At 16 is where i would be showing off. Anything louder for a long period of time will damage hearing. Also get a quality wiring kit, I used a combo of Rockford Fosgate and Monster cable, it will help and what you pay for is what you get. Unless it's too overpriced. Shop around.
1598996
I checked the specs on this amp and it is two ohm stable. No need to bridge. With just these 4 speakers and single amp, you should get 100x4 @ 2 ohm(RMS). Which is within the range of the speakers. The Peak power is 235x4 @4ohm, which may be slightly higher @ 2 ohm. This is just above the recommended power for the speakers, which should not pose a problem as long as you don't max out the gains and volume on the head unit.
1139901
150w rms 300w max. Not sure why its not in the description. Best sounding 6x9's I've ever heard, you wont be disappointed!
415403
I am planing on buying 2 of these subs this week & I have a Hifonics Brutus 1000 watt stable @ 1 Ohm amp ....to push these babies , am I going to run into problems ???
1350388
J. Michael Pisias Jr., Good evening. I just pulled up your question and I am willing to guessthat this amplifier is capable of driving 2, 4, 8, 12 ohm speakers as directed by the purchaser.The reason for my positive response, and I am driving Bose 301's and rebuilt Infinity 3000's, isthat any speaker set up is not a mix and match situation. Go with the speakers you have installedbut do not cross/mismatch the ohms; a quick check of each speaker will save you trouble down theroad. I believe that I am running, 12 total, 8 ohm speakers which I play at volume 50-60. My Jazzsounds terrific! J. Michael Pisias Jr., Good evening. I just pulled up your question and I am willing to guessthat this amplifier is capable of driving 2, 4, 8, 12 ohm speakers as directed by the purchaser.The reason for my positive response, and I am driving Bose 301's and rebuilt Infinity 3000's, isthat any speaker set up is not a mix and match situation. Go with the speakers you have installedbut do not cross/mismatch the ohms; a quick check of each speaker will save you trouble down theroad. I believe that I am running, 12 total, 8 ohm speakers which I play at volume 50-60.... » Read More J. Michael Pisias Jr., Good evening. I just pulled up your question and I am willing to guessthat this amplifier is capable of driving 2, 4, 8, 12 ohm speakers as directed by the purchaser.The reason for my positive response, and I am driving Bose 301's and rebuilt Infinity 3000's, isthat any speaker set up is not a mix and match situation. Go with the speakers you have installedbut do not cross/mismatch the ohms; a quick check of each speaker will save you trouble down theroad. I believe that I am running, 12 total, 8 ohm speakers which I play at volume 50-60. My Jazzsounds terrific! « Show Less
2243506
That's for the total of the two together. So they are 400w RMS each. I'm running the Kenwood 1800w mono class D amp they hit HARD. I never turn the bass all the way up or the power on the amp all the way up either.. no need.
1272128
Yes this amp with those speakers is a reasonable match the inuke 3000 will push 800 watts . If you back off the limiter about 1db you'll be at 600 to 700 watts and protect the speaker as well. I run mine on two 225 watt 8 inch speakers crossed with a 50 watt tweeter (450hz and up) for my upper mids and highs and it runs very well. I personally wouldn't expect a lot of low end response from your combination but I push my speakers really hard. With an inuke 6000 on 2 15s each side crossed at 125 to 450 and another inuke 6000 on double 18 each side from 40 to 125. However this will do a football field in a very small speaker footprint. Hope this helps. Yes this amp with those speakers is a reasonable match the inuke 3000 will push 800 watts . If you back off the limiter about 1db you'll be at 600 to 700 watts and protect the speaker as well. I run mine on two 225 watt 8 inch speakers crossed with a 50 watt tweeter (450hz and up) for my upper mids and highs and it runs very well. I personally wouldn't expect a lot of low end response from your combination but I push my speakers really hard. With an inuke 6000 on 2 15s each side crossed at 125 to 450 and another inuke 6000 on double 18 each side from 40 to 125. However this will do a... » Read More Yes this amp with those speakers is a reasonable match the inuke 3000 will push 800 watts . If you back off the limiter about 1db you'll be at 600 to 700 watts and protect the speaker as well. I run mine on two 225 watt 8 inch speakers crossed with a 50 watt tweeter (450hz and up) for my upper mids and highs and it runs very well. I personally wouldn't expect a lot of low end response from your combination but I push my speakers really hard. With an inuke 6000 on 2 15s each side crossed at 125 to 450 and another inuke 6000 on double 18 each side from 40 to 125. However this will do a football field in a very small speaker footprint. Hope this helps. « Show Less
326558
I am running 6 speakers and a sub on a single 1600 amp. I am about to break the sub off to its own amp as i am having minor over heating issues if i crank black sabbath for an extended period. I hope it answers your question.
1171881
Yes!. Since your subwoofer is powered I believe it may be possible?. I wish I had a better answer. If you have a Best Buy near you check with one of their installers. They sell and install these amps, and they should be able to tell you. Even I'm curious now?. From what I was reading if you have a Honda the ANC has to be disconnected. Active Noise Cancellation. It interferes with these subs. I have never listened to these speakers, but the JBL 6x9's are rated number 1. I have listened to the Infinity Primus 6.5 and was impressed rated number 2. The biggest problem for me is the frequency response with so many of the 6.5 speakers. Some are a little bass heavy. IMO the fronts need to be a little higher in the frequency ranges. This can be hard to accomplish with a 6.5 easier with a 4x6. Depends on the car, and what sound any one of us is trying to put together? .........This amp will work with 2ohm and 4ohm. The infinity is 3ohm. The Jbl's are 60wt so you'll be getting all the power to these speakers, plus you have sensitivity at 92db, plus the 2ohm should give you a 100% push. Just be careful on the volume, at 2ohm at low volume these should play plenty loud. You did good with your selection. Enjoy!. This amp is 180w total output, or 45w per speaker at 2ohms or 4ohms. It can also be bridged for 2 speakers only at 90w each speaker. Sounds like you have knowledge of good sound. 100 RMS is perfect. I'm sure you know this but I was just looking these up. Here's the specs on these JBL's.........*6-1/2"/6-3/4" Grand Touring Series 3-Way Car Speaker System *Power Handling: &#9702;Peak: 360 watts per set / 180 watts each side &#9702;RMS: 120 watts per set / 60 watts each side *Patent pending Plus One woofer cones *Mylar/titanium composite dome tweeters *Can be safely powered by any headunit *Sensitivity: 92 dB *2 ohms impedance *Frequency response: 50-21,000 Hz
1653822
Polk audio what? One ten inch sub? 4 6x9s. Go on YouTube and do your research. This is a 2 ch 900w max. Rms is the speakers happy range but when you add multiples it can stress out the amp. General rule of thumb: You should ALWAYS have more amp than you need. Have good grounds. Keep it simple. Know the difference between ported/sealed, dvc/svc, component/coax. _ FYI I bought this amp to power a 10 inch sub that had a 600w max. Tuned correctly it can break apart kidney stones...Just saying.