what is the rms per channel of this? could this push 2 sets of mm691 speakers at 135 watts rms per channel?
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.
595905
Yes a 4 channel... Make sure it has a low t.h.dTotal harmonic distortion rate...and the RMS wattage is the same or better as the speakers
547170
Just as long as your sub and speakers watts/rms all adds up to about 300, you should be good. Bridge the sub to get more oomph. But this can have your speakers with less power. You don't want to overload your amp. IMHO, get a mono amp that will power your sub and leave this 300w amp for your other speakers. It's what I did.
277008
3600 watts will probably be a bit too much for this amplifier. I use mine for about 600 watts RMS between two subwoofers and I need 3/4 gain to power them. Im betting you would need one amp on each speaker cab for your system.
86428
I have it plugged in a 8W per channel amp, and even at 3 to 4 watt, these speakers are pretty loud (slightly louder than conversation).When I plug them in my multichannel 100W RMS per channel amp, they make the walls shake!
1737739
This amp should power them just fine. It just wouldn't be to the speakers' full potential. I believe this amp is only rated at 1300 watts rms which would be a little shy of the 1600 combined that the subs would use To reach that full potential. Of course if you don't want to risk blowing out your subs, being just shy of the speakers rms rating would be ideal.
1102156
I use a Marantz MM7055 140 watt per channel Amp for these speakers and I think they rock. I can't imagine needing hundreds of watts per channel. If they sound so good with 300 watts per channel hooked up to them, I sure would like to hear it.
66550
Just like any other speaker. 1 speaker wire per speaker. Each wire has a positive and a negative. Each speaker is 8 oms so you could connect 2 speakers in parallel if your amp can handle it. These speakers are technically 150 watt speakers. They quote the higher wattage but it is peak power and nor RMS. I don't see any details about your 1000 watt system so I can't be more specific than running 1 wire per speaker. Hope this helps.
1349891
Yes, it will push them just fine. I had mine pushing two 1000w Alpines and now it's pushing one 1200w Rockford Fosgate 15. You don't want to max out your subs anyway. Just match the rms and you'll be fine.
1950460
I would say your asking a trick question.I believe their rated for 300 watt, 150 rms. The only answer I could give you is can blow a 300watt woofer any woofer with a 100 watt amp if not adjusted correctly. I see it everyday! I have two of these on a 2 channel 1200 watt pioneer. According to my meters I'm pushing about 260 watts to them but only about 90 watts rms. If your wanting super loud that no one can understand this is not the speaker.
1320802
Absolutely. The specs sheet info is aimed for 8 ohm speakers, therefore it should not have any problem powering 4 ohm speakers. By the way, wiat a power suply rated at 36V the max power rms it can deliver is 80W (40W per channel) if using 8 ohm speakers. If using 4 ohm speakers it should be able to deliver 160 W, but that would probably blow your speakers!
1259950
I'm powering 4 mb quart mids 125 rms and a kicker 12 with no problem. It would really depend on the impedence of your speakers and subs.
1460892
You only need to look at RMS power for 8 ohms. Klipsch speakers are rated at 8 ohms and are very sensitive too so you won't have any problem driving them with 100 watts per channel. I use a denon 3313ci with my Klipsch RF-62 5.1 setup and it sounds great. Make sure you aDr a good subwoofer too. The best addition to my surround system is my SVS PB2000. I can't believe the difference it made.
99408
I am not sure,couldn't find a wattage handling of those subs.I use it to push one 8 inch pyle driver tube sub.If I had two I probably would get a 400-600 watt amp...I have a friend that uses it to push two subs on a ski boat,and it sounds great,of course it doesn't take a whole lotto make boat speakers sound good,but compared to other boats it's better to me...
830531
I am using it with two speakers and my tv as the source. I guess if you speakers watts sum like 150-200 watts you can use it (aprox 40-50 watts each).My speakers are 100 watts each and they play OK. But I doubt that it will drive 4 100 watts speakers. That is my opinion for what is worth but I am not an expert on this matter.
886003
I wouldn't use this unit. It will not drive 8 ohms speakers even though it's rated 90W. Also if you don't connect both channels it will severely overheat. Must be the way the amp is designed.
1289685
Well it is for 4 channels but you could try running a jumper to each side for the 2 extra speakers. This would divide the wattage by 6