do i need bass blockers for my 4 channel amp?
738989
The tweeter part of the speakers have built in crossovers, but not the main speaker. You can still damage them if you allow to much bass through them.
738990
Does your amp have a built in cross over? These are full range speakers. But they won't handle a lot of bass, so base blockers is an option. Or you can buy an active crossover and adjust the frequency. Also, make sure your amp is putting out enough to avoid clipping or you will could damage the speakers. Steve Meade makes a tool to adjust your amp properly. And be aware, if the amp is cheap, it may not put out the power it says it does.
2181437
From my understanding this is for bi-amping. I own a set of them though and they come with a bracket that bridges the posts so that you can use them normally. Basically if you intend to use these with any normal surround setup you should just leave them the way they come with that bracket and they sound absolutely amazing.
2167550
I have these speakers in my car without an amp and an amp wired separately to my subwoofer. Each run perfectly fine. Speakers won't have as powerful bass without the amp, but with 2 subs all the speakers should be handling is the mids and highs anyway.
1204173
I'm running infinity kappa components which are 2 ohm and they work and sound awesome. I do recommend running a solid 4 channel amp but its not required.
2049935
These speakers are designed to work in tendum. So the tweeter will actually plug into the woofer to get is signal. There is an inline crossover as well which keeps the lows from reaching the tweeters. So I would say that you don't need to have a dedicated channel on your amp. See what other people suggest though.
2140562
Don't think anything will "block" out loud music, but these plugs will definitely help. I think they are rated at 35 or 39 decibels, so anything louder than that will get through.
104748
It would probably be best to hook it up to your radio because your amp to the sub sends more bass notes than what you cant get with your radio. But you can hook up another amp just for these
1525718
You will kill the speaker. Bass also needs more watts than a guitar. I highly recommend a dedicated bass amp. Re keyboard you can get away with one amp for both keyboard and guitar but again a dedicated keyboard amp will give you the best sound.
1840713
They have binding posts. Use bare wires or banana plugs.But understand that you do need an amp.
1363536
Yes. The 3rd is the one that blocks noise by reducing the db entering your ear. The 4th is an amplifier. One and two are different however, all I can say about these is that 2 is louder than 1.
1584356
Yes, no problem. the setup lets you tell the amp what speakers you have on each channel ranging from large to none.
1920099
Yes, just be sure that your receiver has amp remote input, where blue cable must be connect. If you conect only the audio chanels you can not control the amp and you only can use the EQ for the bass but not the amp. Receivers that have control amp input alllow you control the crossos over and amp hz etc
523919
it depends on what size your amplifier is, I wouldn't put anything thing like that in less then a three-quarter inch MDF well insulated box do to rattling, it may make more rattle then bass, in a stock location.
2064090
I believe you mean would the impedance (resistance) would be too low. The lower the impedance, the higher the current flow. These are 2 ohm rated speakers which means you need a 4 ohm amp/head. I have no problem running these from my stock Toyota JBL system. If you want deeper, stronger bass than I would recommend a subwoofer.
1935992
well I am currently using it on car audio but you can use it at home too. Either way you use it you need a filter for the bass
2044635
You need a headphone amp to get great bass performance out of these (Recommend the BSG CMOY). They are open headphones though, so they won't hit you in the face with their bass.
1997056
I don't recall seeing blockers in the box, but it has been awhile. Polk might have the packaging info on their website.