Will this push 6 6x9s rockford speakers @75 rms each without cutting out??
1025204
Yes. It's a 4 channel amp so you will have to bridge 2 of them. If you are running subs on another amp the cut out issues could be from lack of power from your battery/alt. Try adding a compacitor..
1025205
I have this 4 channel running 2 pairs Alpine 6x9 I would say add an additional punch 400x 2 - I am using a 3-Farad cap the both mine share and it is awesome! Very Clean amps
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Yes, with ease! Just make sure that the 4 speakers are rated at 4 ohms or higher so you can wire them together. Wire the left speakers together, in parallel, plus to plus and minus to minus. Do the same for the 2 right speakers. Plug 2 left speakers into channel 1. Plug 2 right speakers into channel 2. Then, for the remaining 2 speakers, plug them into the remaining two channels 3 and 4. And there you go.The amp is stable down to 2 ohms. It should not cut out. Just check your speakers, some infinity car speakers are rated at 3 ohms. You need 4 ohm (or higher) when wired together, bridged, to keep the amp from going below 2 ohms and cutting out. Yes, with ease! Just make sure that the 4 speakers are rated at 4 ohms or higher so you can wire them together. Wire the left speakers together, in parallel, plus to plus and minus to minus. Do the same for the 2 right speakers. Plug 2 left speakers into channel 1. Plug 2 right speakers into channel 2. Then, for the remaining 2 speakers, plug them into the remaining two channels 3 and 4. And there you go.The amp is stable down to 2 ohms. It should not cut out. Just check your speakers, some infinity car speakers are rated at 3 ohms. You need 4 ohm (or higher) when wired... » Read More Yes, with ease! Just make sure that the 4 speakers are rated at 4 ohms or higher so you can wire them together. Wire the left speakers together, in parallel, plus to plus and minus to minus. Do the same for the 2 right speakers. Plug 2 left speakers into channel 1. Plug 2 right speakers into channel 2. Then, for the remaining 2 speakers, plug them into the remaining two channels 3 and 4. And there you go.The amp is stable down to 2 ohms. It should not cut out. Just check your speakers, some infinity car speakers are rated at 3 ohms. You need 4 ohm (or higher) when wired together, bridged, to keep the amp from going below 2 ohms and cutting out. « Show Less
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I have two 12" Kicker L7's in my Jeep and they push real hard. Not sure if that will help you gauge it.
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This will pound harder if you have the cabinet space. I have 1 in a 4cu ft cabinet ported at 39hz and it slams. 600 true watts from a DB drive SPA1200.1 Its magnificent @ this price point compares to a RE Audio SEX15 for sound quality. JUST dont clip the signal or OVERPOWER it!
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sorry but I did not buy the 6x9 I bought the 6.5 round speakers. This is the one I reviewed Pyle PL63BL 6.5-Inch 360-Watt 3-Way Speakers
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i would say yes. i am pushing 2 12" american bass xd dual voice. i have them hooked up bridged and they pound. its works great for the price.
1726520
doubt it. we are running 2 6x9 speakers on 2 channels and a 12 inch sub bridged off the other two channels and are real happy with it.
305481
No problem at all. Also for future reference, say if you have an amp with four and eight ohm binding posts, just wire the 6 ohm speakers to the 8 ohm posts and rock and roll!
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i dont know,,i can only say is i have this amp hooked up to two kenwood 6x9s,,that sound really good and nice bass,good luck
1844610
To be clear, this amp claims 45 W/channel *peak-to-peak*, not RMS. This unit will only put out a bit over 10 W/channel RMS. It will not hurt anything to drive larger speakers with a smaller amp, but you will not get the full volume your speakers are capable of. If your speakers are rated at 80W RMS, then this (10W RMS) amp will only produce 1/8 the power (which will sound about 1/2 as loud) as the speakers could put out with a larger amp. It depends on the efficiency of the speakers and the size of the space whether that will be loud enough for your needs or not.
108165
Probably not. 6x9's are usually back speakers. Either way go to the crutchfield website and they can tell you what size speakers you have.
1208036
not sure...might try the seller or manufacturer for info...I've got six speakers on one base but they are pretty close together
70648
You should do some more research as answers vary. Are you running 2channel? Bridged? Read the instructions, I don't recall the output in each mode, but it depends on the resistance of the speakers. Seems to me 250w rms speakers will do fine with that amp...
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That'll be dependent on you system output. If you have an amplifier, possibly...but even then, I wouldn't expect too much out of a 6.5" speaker. They're intended more for high and mid-range output.
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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.
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Yes, but it will push 480 Watts into 4 ohm load, so you could only use 1 4 ohm speaker cab, or use 2 8ohm speaker cabs (240W into each cab). 320W RMS @ 8 Ohms480W RMS @ 4 Ohms
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The Pioneers TS-A6975R would do it with an amp of 300 watts RMS, because if you use something higher you could blow the speakers. The Kenwood Excelon X500-1 would do the job or something within that size.
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Definitely. I have fosgate punch 6x9's and 6.5's running off the front and rear outputs and a JBL 12 sub running off the 5th channel. The amp pushes everything great. The bonus part is the remote base control. It let's me control the base from the sub without having to constantly change the settings on the amp or the equalizer on my head unit.