Will this amp be suitable for 2 pairs of Pioneer TS-A6885R Speakers 350W (60W) nominal and TS-SWX251 Subwoofer Power(Nominal)800 W (200 W)
1470354
Yes it will, I am running 4 planet audio 4x6's and 2 Rockford p1 series 4ohm single voice coil 10's. But depending on how hard you want it to hit you may want to try a dual voice coil 4 ohm sub or a single 2 ohm. However you choose match the ohms to it and it will work fine, gives my expedition a nice little bump!
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.
1857573
I don't see why not, I am current powering it with a pioneer 2 channel 800W amp and I replaced with pioneer dual 10's. its awesome
1075645
Ok, so the sub is 500W RMS and 4 ohms. That means that your amp will be sending it 350W. You will have 300W going to each of the "200W" 8's and 350W going to the sub. It should be fine unless you are over-driving the 8's - on music, there shouldn't be a problem.
420650
I would NOT recomend this amp for a Sub Amp, at most it would be useful for small door speakers X2 , it would only push out about 25 - 35 RMS clean watts, That's equal to a powerful head unit.
1308406
It should be fine as long as your subwoofers are 4 ohm. The amp is 2 ohm stable and in fact supplies greater amperage at 2 ohms
563134
The specs for this amp indicate 40 watts of power for each channel....so I believe it would be within your speakers' parameter.
1513337
I have 2 of these running on a Pioneer 1000.1 D class amp. They may be able to handle more but you don't want to over power them and burn up the voice coil. I am a big Pioneer fan but there are other more affordable amps to pick from.
1330084
Yes, this amp is inexpensive and is capable of powering the W3 series well past what JL says will void the warrenty, so wire it right and maybe turn the gain down so you don't overpower the subwoofers. As another review stated this is even ideal for the higher output W6 series.
86736
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.
400223
Not a good idea, running them in series wouold give you the same current through each speaker, which would still burn the smaller ones. If the speakers will handle at least 80 watts each speaker you can use this amp to power them at lower volume, but if they are 2 - 10 watt speakers don't try it. They should be labeled as to what power rating is for each.
1963126
yes that will work be sure to look up diagram for dual speaker coils if you wire it for 4 or 8 ohm the 8 ohm will reduce the watts by around half the rms supplied by the amp
375707
It'll push 225w to each so yes, it will move them, but not well and if it were my setup I'd get a bigger amp. Generally the rule for amps/subs is to match within 25% of the rated power. So 25% of 400 is 100 so I'd run between 300w-500w rms. Although, this is a cheap amp and I would not recommend it. Buy quality or else end up regretting it like I did.
1344420
It's really up to user preference and how much you want to spend. So long as you do not exceed the watt rating you will be fine. Stick you a quality name brand amp manufacturer and stay away from any Class-D amp. Class A or A/B would be preferable. These are rated at 4 ohm and so are the "sister" tweeters that Pioneer also makes so you'll need an amp that is either 4 ohms per channel (1 speaker per channel) or 2 ohm per channel (2 speakers per channel) if you plan on bridging this speaker and a tweeter. Running 2 of these and 2 tweeters you can get either a 4-Channel (2 Tweeters + 2 mid-subs = 1 per channel) or a 2-Channel amp and bridge 1 tweeter + 1 mid @2 ohms for left and the same for right. You can do the same bridging technique with a 4-Channel amp but you'll pay more for a 4-Channel amp and get less watts.
1483753
According to their website, this would be a good choice of power for the speakers. 75wrms @ 2Ohm for each speaker and 300wrms @ 2 ohm for the sub. Make sure that the sub is 2Ohm, though. When you receive the amp it will come with a QC sheet explaining each power rating. Just make sure you tune it properly and it will work well. http://www.rockfordfosgate.com/products/details/r600x5
836751
this will me more than enough power for both sets of speakers. You'll see if you end up buying this amp that it will come with a birth cert. that will say that it tested around 520 - 525 doing the math that would be around 260x2 @4ohms 130x4@2ohms 97x4@4ohms just make sure you set the gain properly on each set to not over power them and this will give you plenty of clean watts
1386737
The subs are 400rms a sub so you would be powering the pair at there rms range (provided you have the electrical to support 800rms.. and if I recall correctly that Pioneer actually does closer to 600-700rms.. either way still enough power for a P2... As for working good.. your enclosure is where you will make or break the install... I recommend a bigger sealed box. Good luck :)