If i have 2 100watt speakers at 8ohms each and two 30watt soeakers. Will this amp blow my 30watt speakers if i have the 100w speakers loud?
1161119
No not by a long shot, all that's ganna do is bring out the max in your speakers!
1161120
Hello. Connecting your speakers with mixed power ratings might create problems when trying to tune this amplifier. You will be better off using a 4 channel amplifier such as the R1004 to power these speakers. With this amplifier you can separate the pair of 100 watt from the pair of 30 watt speakers. You can also adjust the input sensitivity for the front and rear channels. This amplifier is very compact and will work in a portable package.
1133049
I would suggest using this amp on speakers that are 300-400 watts rms. Not sure on your specific speaker ratings
1437605
This Amp will put out 480 watts RMS power on a 4 Ohm cabinet load. It is possible that the amplifier could blow the speakers that were used but there are MANY more factors that could cause this to happen. Thanks Kam.
2117982
I hear a lot of people say u can blow a speaker for not pushing enough watts, I've been in the game a looong time and never blown anything from not pushing enough watts and every brand tweeter ive tried never last long pushing the rated watts but i have these running 80 watts each for several months no problems at all. (hifonics brutus amp)
1210430
The short answer, yes. If you look at the spec sheet for this amp you will see that it IS rated to run a pair of 2 ohm speakers in stereo. With a 2 ohm load the amp is rated for 150w x 2 RMS. This exceeds the ratings on your speakers. If you just turn the gain down a bit and keep them at reasonable levels you should be fine.
794536
The wattage sounds a bit low, our speakers are 300 watts @ 8 Ohms each, your sound tech amp will probably only put out around 100 watts @ 8 ohms
1975755
If you put 100w per speaker these will be super loud and super clear. That is if you are using a really good amp. These speakers like really clean power.
660440
I bought the 1200 watt one for my sub and the 1000 watt for my four 250 w speakers. Now you need to check RMS on both your speakers and the amp...they should match or you will have issues. For me, it matched.
2121140
Having too much wattage is only bad if you throw more at the speaker than it is rated for. So to answer your question; it will not blow these unless you drive them too hard. Be reasonable with the volume and don't drive them into distortion, and you'll be fine.
1820923
depends on your wattage on your factory speakers if there low watt speakers then no cause you could end up blowing them you have to makes sure on what the wattage is on the amp and your factory speeakers
385322
That's a good match, IMO. An 8 ohm load will only make ~7-8 watts on this amp. You may start to see some distortion after half volume but even at that point, it's plenty loud. Just keep in mind, it's not a 100 watt amp..I had that amp connected to a pair of large 100 watt 8 ohm home stereo speakers and it did a great job! If you have a way to adjust the tone on the input audio, it'll rock! Very clean and accurate..
621704
I did some brief reading about how to match amps and speakers, and my understanding is that the amp's power rating should be less than that of the speakers--around half the peak rated wattage. But as well as power you have to make sure the impedance of the speakers matches the output impedance range of the amp. If you're running two 8 ohm speakers in parallel on each channel, that's actually 4 ohms, so check those numbers. We use this Grace BTAR122 in conjunction with two 80 watt Polk Atrium 4 speakers and it sounds fantastic.
619504
Thank you for asking. The powered outputs on this are stable down to 4 ohms. As long as the impedance on your speakers is high enough the amp will be ok. If the speakers are rated to the right power they will be safe as well. Have a great day!
1786490
I have 2 of the dual voice coils wired in parallel, giving an effective 1 ohm impedance. I am driving the speakers with a Kicker 1000 watt amp. The speakers handlethe power without cooking. Distortion of the audio signal is usually what causes a speaker to blow.
1163243
Your speaker has the capacity to dissipate 150 watts. When it is ever doing that it would be blasting at huge volume and I doubt you ever get there. The more important stat is the power rating of your amplifier. Very few of those run at more than 100 watts per channel so yeah the switch will be fine with your speakers.
1461664
no. this amp will only push around 250 watts at 4ohm. It is over rated substantially. go with hifonics, best output for price.
2150701
I understand you have to match the impedance so the AMP impedance not the speaker impedance. In any case you are going to blow the amp not the speakers.