Would these work? and how many would I need to buy? http://www.amazon.com/PYLE-PRO-PPSJ30...
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I bought a couple about two years ago. And they're great I hooked them up to an 1500 watts amplifier along with two other speakers and they sound great
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I don't see why not the Pyle is 4 ohm and that amp is rated 2-8 ohm. However it may not be enough power to make it sound good I'm using a kicker 400w amp.
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Lots of disortion and interferrence,, not a good idea. These circuits seem sensitive as is, might give you spontaneous squeaks and whistles in performance. Pyle could answer this better, its their circuits.
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As the other person said, you would probably need a female XLR to male 1/4" cable. Something like this: Pyle-Pro PPMJL15 Professional Microphone Cable 1/4'' Male to XLR Female - 15 FeetBut check to see if your amp has an XLR (3-prong) input. If it does, a typical mic cable (XLR to XLR) would do.
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The answer is yes with no problem. I used a Pyle 50 watts per channel receiver with mine and they worked fine! �
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This is just an educated guess, but as long as those speakers are 8 ohm, it would drive them. I believe with room to spare!
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Oh and I read other comments. About putting to 1 ohm. Bad idea. That's what I did. To my 2 15" boss subs and exploded the ass end of them. Then I bought two 15 3600 watt pyles and they work perfect. Lots I bass. And can handle more.
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You can buy it for a 8 pin or a 30 pin connection.... just click the appropriate box. Either way, I wouldn't waste your money....I ended up throwing mine away because of very poor sound (sounded like the speakers were blown)
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Yes they will. And so far mine work great! Be sure to replace the set of 8. Then check your old ones with an ohm meter. Save the good ones for spares. :-)
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YES. They worked great when I used a Pyle PCA1 amplifier ($28.26) that I purchased the same time as the speakers.
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Good Day. No, these wont work with the equipment that you are mentioning. Thank YOu
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Yes, that would work out fine. That's actually what I'm running also. BUT! this is thee second Pyle amp I have ordered and boy does it hum BAD on the one channel. Both did it!
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The Pyle should have enough to drive these, However if you want thumping Bass, you might try Sub woofers. I use a Crown 3000 watt amp and it gives it plenty of sound, especially in the Mid to High, However A sub woofer in conjunction with these bad boys would really sound great.
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2 to 4 Check ohms. I haven't had any luck with pyle products. I've lost too set of speakers to this unit.
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Hi Joe, to be honest with you I returned this. It didn't work for me either. I tried to plug them into a amp and nothing. Definitely cheap and not worth the money if you ask me.
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Unfortunately, Nathan, I don't think the Pyle-Pro will help you in this instance. It's really designed to help boost the signal from low-output devices, such as turntables for vinyl records, and other such things that put out a signal, but at a low level. It sounds like you need something that is more powerful than that, something that is actually more specific to a subwoofer, which requires more power than the Pyle-Pro delivers. I wish I could have told you otherwise, but I'm afraid that in THIS case, it simply won't be enough power to get your subwoofer going. Sorry about that!
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Absolutely. Use either the 300 watt Rockford Fosgate amp or the Pyle 300 watt amp and both have cables to connect them and they provide enough power to drive these babies.