Would this amp be great for polk db components up front and polk db caxials in the rear?
1618308
mine burnt out in 2 months,amazon would not warranty it...I would not buy it from them
1618309
i have this amp on all 4 of my polk db6501 and they sound great it will take a little bit of tuning but if you know what your doing it will be easy. my birth sheet also shows that the amp rated 522 watts.
456741
That amp would be perfectly fine for two of these subs wired at 2 ohms if yiu wire to 1ohm you may blow them though
132126
I have this amp and it runs my 12" Polk audio sub. good base and punch. you do need to get the wired remote to control the input separately.
300117
This is a very good amp but i agree whit cdizzie will be better if u get a 1500 amp For the speaker that u have.
1106052
The quick answer is "yes". How ever, I purchased this amp to allow me to "bi-amp" a set of Polk tower speakers (add some "punch" to my system). Connecting the amp to my Yamaha RX-A3020 and to the Polk towers, produced a low frequency hum. Assuming your sub would also be subject to this. I found out, this amp is made for commercial loudspeaker (clubs/disc jocks) where a low level hum is completely unnoticed. In a home theater/livingroom application, I don't think this is tolerable. It will work, if you don't mind the humm. I will sell you mine, cheap :-) ...used all of a couple of hours. The quick answer is "yes". How ever, I purchased this amp to allow me to "bi-amp" a set of Polk tower speakers (add some "punch" to my system). Connecting the amp to my Yamaha RX-A3020 and to the Polk towers, produced a low frequency hum. Assuming your sub would also be subject to this. I found out, this amp is made for commercial loudspeaker (clubs/disc jocks) where a low level hum is completely unnoticed. In a home theater/livingroom application, I don't think this is tolerable. It will work, if you don't mind the humm. I will sell you mine, cheap :-) ...used... » Read More The quick answer is "yes". How ever, I purchased this amp to allow me to "bi-amp" a set of Polk tower speakers (add some "punch" to my system). Connecting the amp to my Yamaha RX-A3020 and to the Polk towers, produced a low frequency hum. Assuming your sub would also be subject to this. I found out, this amp is made for commercial loudspeaker (clubs/disc jocks) where a low level hum is completely unnoticed. In a home theater/livingroom application, I don't think this is tolerable. It will work, if you don't mind the humm. I will sell you mine, cheap :-) ...used all of a couple of hours. « Show Less
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It's not too much, in my opinion, i think it will be perfect. You could connect ONE of these or have TWO 750.1 amplifiers, but i think it will take too much wiring. Just remember that speakers need their proper box (i would suggest a BIG vented box) and that they also need to be properly connected. And for the amp, just remember not to set the gain all high, but at least 3/4 of the way, make sure you also have a big fared capacitor (you don't want to drain out the car battery) or a second battery, and also make sure it has the proper gauge wires (for the battery, ground, and as well for the speakers) and a fuse. Thanks
380743
I wouldn't think so and there is no need to, this amp will handle them all. I have 2 main front, a center speaker, 4 rear surround speakers, plus a power sub woofer all hooked to this unit and I've been very pleased with it. Call Pioneer tech department with questions they were very helpful to me.
1514988
It will as far as giving you a working sub. Now if it's going to be an exact size match as the polk amp, that I don't know. I bought mine as a replacement after my klipsch sub died, it wasn't the same size so I had to cut a new hole for the bash panel and leave the old guts in it too
1128341
i've used this with dual 15 inch pyle cabs 800 watt @4 ohms no problem i use this amp for front of house pa. if your not educated on stage talk that's the speakers back by the sound and light board
1471690
Yea It would definitely work... I'm using the same mono amp... The only thing I made a mistake doing is not mounted it... so make sure if you get it to mount it securely... it works well with the turning the base frequency just a bit... good luck and it's an awesome product...
625686
60-120 rms speakers would be ideal. i have 2 sets of polk db6501 rated for a 100 watts rms and this amp pushes them great without problem in prolonged load listening. don't worry about under powering a speaker that is why they have controls on the amp and the only way you can under power the amp is to not supply it with a large enough power and ground wire
1210431
This is way too much amp for hogtunes speakers. While technically it will work, you should not set your gains to high, or you risk blowing the speaker. You need some better quality speakers to make this amp really shine. Try the Polk MM651 or the Biketronics Titan II speakers. Kicker and Infinity also have some decent speakers that will work nicely with this amp, and the Alpine SR series have good power that goes well with this amp.
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i think it would be a great match for the infinity's. I have mine hooked up to a set of polk db6501's and they get pushed great with everything set far below the max punch eq just below1/2 and gains on front and rear at about 5. this give's me more then enough power to have clean load listening over my jl 12 w6. and your infinity's should handle the mid's a lot better then my polk db6501. my amp also came rated at 522w rms so @4ohms 97w rms @2ohms 130w rms and 261 x 2 @4ohms. hope this helps
32131
I would not, as that amp only has 30 watts/channel. The Polks are power hungry. I have my LSi 9's hooked up to a Adcom 545II amp @100 watts/channel and they sound great. However, not all 100 W/channel amps are the same, as I had my LSi9's hooked up to a 100 W/channel Sony receiver and they sounded dull. In any event, I would think a minimum of 100 watt/channel is necessary to get the best sound out of them.
206295
Yes it will work but your going to have too much power. Your probably going to have to turn the gain on the amp all the way down. Are you going to run one or two subs. I would run two at 4 ohms if you have a choice.
1519533
Not a good idea you should aim for a two channel amp our two one channel amps and try to match the ohms of the speakers with the amp to get the best out of them
2127673
This amp will be perfect for that, you will want to put two speakers in parallel on each channel, giving you a 2 ohm load on each. Like this http://www.diyaudioandvideo.com/FAQ/Wiring/parallel.gif on each channel.