So if I have 6 ohm 15w-150w speakers is this sufficient or would I be better off with the DTA-100 ?
230195
I would think this should still function fine, but provide less power, so the dat-100 would provide you more head room, if you can shell out a little more dough.
230196
It depends more on the sensitivity rating of the speakers (like, 90db at 1 watt/1 meter), and how loud you need it to be. For typical home theater bookshelf speakers, this amp is enough power for small rooms or enough power to supply background music in a larger room. The distortion increases pretty rapidly once you get over 10W peak output though, so the louder you need it, the worse its going to sound if you need more than about ~80db power at more than 2-3 meters away. Just keep in mind - if you're using this to upgrade from tiny computer speakers or the built in speakers on a TV, its already a lot more power than those systems are capable of, but a lot less power than a well built home theater receiver. tldr version: Its probably enough, but I don't have enough details about what you're using it for to be sure.
959806
Its sounds great. But it's always better better with 1000watts or more. Mines is only 800watts. The dash radio plays an important role aswell as the amplifier. My amp is 3000watt and i have all 4 car speakers 250w each and 2 subs at 800w each all connected on my 5 channel amp.
76975
It depends what you're driving. If you're driving guitar amp, then NU3000 would be sufficient at driving 4-8 ohms speakers wired in a 4 ohm load. (Parallel wiring, stereo setup).If you are driving a PA setup using 12", 15"' or 18" inch woofers with a crossover, midrange and a tweeter, I would probably step up to a NU6000 because your crossover and extra speakers are going to use up a lot of that power.
275073
The 6 Ohm setting on the amp should work okay for your nice 8 Ohm speakers. Higher impedance speakers should dissipate less power and consequently might sound a tiny bit quieter than lower impedance speakers at the same volume setting. But I doubt you will notice any difference.
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...
1264168
It will produce sound, the quality will be questionable tho. I put 150w rms to mine and they sound amazing. Between 100w-200w would be ideal IMO. The more CLEAN power that you give them, the better they'll sound.
2150596
At 8 ohms, the TP30 only puts out around 10 WPC. The Mission 700 specs call for a minimum amplifier power of 15 WPC. I am running my TP30 with a pair of Pioneer SP-BS22-LR which are rated at 6 ohms with only 85 dB sensitivity, meaning they need power to really be driven well. Not sure of the minimum power for the Pioneers, but they sound fantastic with this amp, so you may be OK, seeing that the minimum power is close. A budget speaker that's known to work with the TP30 would be something like the Micca MB42, or even cheaper, the Dayton Audio B652. Both review pretty well for budget loudspeakers, although, I would recommend going with a higher quality speaker like the Pioneer or the Micca as it will make all the difference in getting the most out of the amp. Of course, you could always try the Mission speakers with it first, and see what the sound is like. However you go, best of luck and happy listening!
578905
Hi, I apologize for my ambiguous answer: but it all depends on the spec of the speakers. i.e. Impedance and power rating. I would say that if the speakers impedance and power rate are in the 4 ohms and 60watts. Then it is ok
531259
I have tried a dynaco St120 clone (60 watts) and it worked great. I currently use a M125 tube amp with 120 watts and that works perfect. Plenty of power to drive these speakers.
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
484919
any amplifier producing 50-100 watts should be plenty i use 160 watts per channel but dont use full power on these sweet little speakers
1102154
I would say it should be fine as long as the 150 watts is not the peak power, but invest in an external equalizer and use together. If you experience a lot "cut offs" or receiver resets, return it and get something either beefier or a brand that pushes more efficient power like Onkyo.
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.
907651
I'd stick with the same. Some amplifiers can operate "unsafely" I.e. overheating or crappy sound, if they can't produce the right impedance per whatever ohm each speaker has. I'd start from ground up if you're wanting bigger better sound
2099193
That amp would be running around 1000-1200 watts at 2ohm if im right that speaker only takes 600watts if u turn your bass down and gain down it be fine but u have becareful not to over drive it... So i shop around for a better match for that amp they are great amps there under rated very strong and clean amps....
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.
2219114
I always use 12AWG. I just bought 100' from Ebay that I really like because it is red and black. Get yourself some nice banana plugs too and you'll be hooked up sweet. I got those on Ebay too because the price was much better than anywhere else I looked. The items were all located in the US so shipping was fast. Happy listening! FYI, If you are going to bi-amp your speakers with the TX-NR616 you'll only get a 5.1 surround.