Would this power a Pioneer TS-A6995R 7 way speaker. I really do need as much sound as I can get. Can the tech guys break this down for me please
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To get the most out of those speakers I would use this amp, Rockford Fosgate R300X4, in bridged mode. Meaning you bridge the front two channels together and the rear two channels together to get a 2 channel output. I use this amp to drive a pair of Focal 165 AS separates. Its almost 170 watts per channel.
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This amp has a 60 watts at 4 ohms RMS and the pioneer speakers maybe 100 watts at 4 ohms you want to get a 100 watts RMS amp this one will be able to drive these speakers only at 60% of their capacity
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Pioneer TS-A6995R 7 has a impedance of 4Ohm which doesn't cause much resistance. I believe the R300X4 could handle it. But if you still worry, you could consider R400 whivh is one notch higher.
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my sub is starting to get weak for some reason. do you guys know if i can hook up a powered sub to this receiver? im not sure if i can since the sub this came with connects via regular speaker wires (black and red)
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yes, this is the receiver I am using, it sounds great, but you may want to get a powered sub...
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I have a pioneer vsx-1121K and have the A9's Bi-Amped, hitting these with 220W per channel. Even hitting these speakers with this amount of power they still aren't working hard. I'm looking into getting either a different receiver or a seperate amp to make these guys really shine...
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Mine works great. I have 2 1600 watt pioneers hooked up to them. Before this one I had a 1600 Boss pushing 2 800 watt subs
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Should be fine. I have it powering two 12" Bostons. I ran 8 gauge wire to it. "BOSS Audio KIT2 8 Gauge Amplifier" I ordered that for 16$ has everything you'll need... My speakers are also 4 ohm, so I have them wired normal.. but if yours are 8ohm I'd suggest hooking them up parallel, you'll get more power. But, Pioneer is a Japanese made amp. So you'll get better sound quality then bass. Though it'll still kick, it works fine for me. But if you want something designed more for bass, get an American made sub, something like kickerz.
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Yes, it should work fine. I am using the one that I brought with a Pioneer receiver.
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Instead of an amp I would change your current radio to any modern pioneer. It will provide more than enough juice to these speakers. Cheaper than an amp, easier too, and you get the features of a new radio.
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You want your speakers to be wired into 2 ohms, not 4 in order to get the full 500 watts out of this amp. Otherwise your limited to 300. Let me suggest these speakers, they are what I have and are very impressive with this amp: MTX Audio Terminator Series TNE212D 1,200-Watt Dual 12-Inch Sub Enclosure
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I'm not an expert, but I went off of the 175W per channel rating when I bought this. The speakers I got were Polk Audio TSi 400's that are capable of taking 200W of power so I knew that the receiver couldn't overpower the speakers if I cranked it up.
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To be honest, the quality of sound you will get depends on the speakers and the amplifier you use for those speakers. I have some old technics 5 speaker system (2 towers, 2 surround and 1 front) connected to a Pioneer receiver and they sound great. This device essentially replaces the cable from your phone/tablet/ipod to the amplifier or receiver. It is like asking which speakers work best with an ipod... it really does not depend on the ipod!
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The speaker outputs on the rear of this unit are typical for left channel , right channel, sub speakers. I tested this receiver so please read my review as I don't recommend it for it lack of power and sound quality. It does not compare to a Pioneer receiver. To buy the Sherwood only for the HD channels is not worth it because at most you will get 3 HD radio stations in your area.
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It's not meant to be "hooked up" into a 7.2 system. You really need to match your speakers with your receiver.if your receiver did happen to have pre-outs you take a risk. Of damage. I have a 7.2 system that I've matched speakers to receiver. It has 130w per ch. and will play loud and clear enough for our neighbors! This amp is a 2 ch amp meant to be played in a stereo system ( 2 speakers). Hope this helps
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You will need a seperate amplifier. This boosts the signal depending on how you set the channel outputs, but it is not made to power speakers by itself.
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Just don't hook up in 1 ohm configuration. Amped my Fosgate 12s and blew a capacitor in brand new amp. Was told by local installers that Pioneer couldn't handle that wire up. Should work otherwise if suits your listening pleasure.
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I have this unit wired to 2 pioneer 10 inch 4ohm subs wired in parallel down to 2 ohms. I have the gain set (used multimeter) to 34.5 volts of output power at 600 watts, or just a hair past half-way. Head unit is a Pioneer AVH-X3600BHS DVD receiver. I used 4 gauge power and ground wire and 14 gauge speaker wire. Comes with 2 speaker terminals that are bridged, so whether you use both or wire speakers for just one terminal it is still a 2ohm load. Unless, you wire in series parallel to bring them back up to 4 ohms. Just more convenient than twisting wire together. My pioneer's have a nominal wattage of 250 each and 1200 max for each. I could push them harder to around 800 but my battery and alternator setup does not agree with it. All in all, for the money its a great amp that packs a pretty mean punch. I did a lot of research and could not find something for the same money with the same output power to power subs.
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I would encourage you to hook up the sub to your receiver first to see if you need the amplifier. Unless you are calling your receiver an amp.The sub gets hooked into your right And left out the the speakers get hooked up to your sub speaker...marked left and right. If you want to call me you can414.588.1165