hey guys could i install 4 of these speakers and use normal deck power to play them or i need a 2 channel amp?
277814
You can use these with any deck, stock or aftermarket. But the lower the wattage output on the deck, the crappier they'll sound. If you can afford it, I always recommend going with an amp. Clearer sound (even at lower volume levels) & no need to crank the volume knob as high. All around a much better sound than unamplified.... But will they work without one? Yes.
277815
And ya like Ray said.... If you're getting two pairs, you should get a 4 ch amp. If only one pair, a 2 ch will be fine.
277816
A normal deck should be OK, as long you use a separate head unit output line for each speaker: FL, FR, RL, RR. If you want to maximize the sound quality, you will need a 4 ch amp.
1228997
I ended not using amp, but power seems fine for typical announcement speakers. You need to E-mail Pyle at their web site, but considerations are how many Ohms are the speakers (typically 8 but some variation typically OK), and look up serial vs parallel hookup. Running all the + and - for each speaker to the same + or - jack seems the way to go. Try, before installing, put on one speaker, turn on. Put on second, turn on, etc. It's not like you can blow a speaker if you start with the volume low, and turn up. Also the best way to make sure all speakers and wires work before install. Make sure you use a good gague spool of wire, and that you get the connections good - loose conncections and damaged wires are hard to find after install. PS 50w for voice seems plenty! PPS if you get a Hummmmm it would would be problem with input or amp grounding problem.
1175268
Hello. At 4 ohms that amp provide 525 watts. That is plenty so I would just use both channels of your amp, on for each speaker. You would not want to bridge your amp with these speakers as you would then be providing 1550 watts at 4 ohms and would almost definitely blow the speakers. Also if you bridged your amp you would only have one channel. So either you would need two amps, or you would try to daisy chain these speakers and I don't believe that amp will work at 2 ohms.
1168505
These are pretty efficient speakers. If your deck has speaker outputs then usually they are good enough, you don't need an amp.
680558
depends on the power required. This barely powers the speakers I have and the sub...but if your speakers are more efficient then you could run them in a series, but why not get a 4 channel amp.
981218
This is if you want to bi-amp the speakers. They are bridged so you can connect them like most speakers. AWESOME speakers BTW!!!
1477967
I have a aftermarket 4x 55w stereo deck and they power them very good. With good wiring they well sounds great. You do need to have the bass turned down just a little and they will sounds like a hundred dollar speaker. I recommend these speakers.
2230337
You can run two speakers off of a 4 channel amp but unless you are an experienced car Audi installer I wouldn't suggest running 4 speakers off a two channel amp
2017376
I'm not sure exactly how they would sound when powered with a 4 channel amp. My deck supposedly powers 804 channel. It sounds great and I can say the bass doesn't bog or sound overly boomy. It just gives out a nice clear sound.
2124457
Only if your deck has enough power to push them, but it also depends on if you have a sub woofer too. If you're just listening to classical music with no sub, these will work just fine without an amp. But if you have a lot of bass coming from your sub, you will probably want an amp to push these. I put on an amp to these and I have s sub. You want the input (deck power) to match the output (speakers) power as closely as possible for the best sound. It's better to have more input cuz you will never blow them cuz it'll be too loud lolHope this helps.
1128342
you would have a problem running 2 parallel 4 ohm speakers that would make the load 2 ohms. most amps would cut out and go into protection mode. some amps are rated at 2 ohms. you can take 2 4 ohm cabs if there run in series and the ohms double. so if you daisy chain speakers it will cut the load in 1/2 unless you rewire your cabs in series
802733
I'll preface that I'm no pro-audio expert, but based on how much this powers my 1 sub, I think this will be plenty of power for 2 subs, and still leave you 4 channels for the rest of your speakers. I would recommend shooting a call to your local best buy and just ask the geek squad car audio reps...they helped me even though I didn't buy it from them...they are actually the ones who recommended this amp versus one of they sell.
540987
It would depend on the amount of speakers you are hooking up and the wattage I have a four channel personally but have it set to only power two speakers so If I decide to upgrade my system again I have the ability to do so
447904
If you have more then one RCA output on your deck. The amp if I remember right doesn't have an RCA preamp output, so you can't connect another amp to it.
905424
This should be fine, however, I see no reason why you couldn't add another amp. It would just be a waste of money considering the amp in these is pretty good already.
2107014
i really don't know if that amp could power these...i have 4 of them with 2 tweeters and i power them with a 2400.4 planet audio and it sound awesome.
1259949
it is a 5 Channel amp. 4 regular speakers and sub. I have 4 6" component speakers and 1 10" sub. I can't see why you could not do this but it is probably not suggested.