do you need more than one pair? installing JBL 3 way 6x9 and two 61/2s, to 4 way Pyle 400 watt amp to Pioeneer deck. Any suggestions before i order what i may need in a 2002 accound 4 banner EX with roof and cloth and 5 speed like real dudes drive, lol...
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Yes, you will need two pairs. Each package contains one pair, for two speakers. You'll also need an install kit for the Pioneer (includes mounting brackets, wiring harness and faceplate), four RCA cables to run the low level signals from that to your Pyle amp, power and ground wires FROM THE BATTERY to the amp (do NOT tap the radio's power circuit--you'll overload it, resulting in blown fuses at best), a trigger wire from the Pioneer to turn the amp on, and additional speaker wire to run from the amp back into the wiring harness (do NOT hook up the Pioneer's speaker wires to the wiring harness, and be sure to disable the Pioneer's internal amp). Although using the factory speaker wires may rankle audio purists, it does have the advantage of being completely reversible when you choose to sell the car.
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Two things to note. Where and how you installed them. If they don't have a deep door panel or deck then you bass will be lacking, and it could. Be the deck or amp settings. Also you need to be aware that 3 way, 4 way, speakers will not deliver the sound of separate ttweeter, mid range, and bass speakers. If you're looking for big bass then you probably need a subwoofer.
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I am running:4xInfinity Reference 6032cf 6.5-Inch 180-Watt High-Performance 2-Way Speakers (Two speakers on Channel 1 and Two speakers on Channel 2)1x Pyle PLPW8D 8-Inch 800 Watt Dual 4 Ohm Subwoofer (Bridge Channel 3 and 4)(Running a 10" would be better since amp can run it fine)
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First what is your true wattage those amps are kicking out secondly you may want to invest in a bigger alternator running two monos also you may not even need 2 amps but if you must run both i personaly wouldt but i would say get 2 1 per amp ground both of them
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I have the one kicker in my back deck with four all range speakers in the doors and it sounds fine with clean strong bass. My amp is only 200 watts powering all of that, so I would see no reason why 400 watts would have an issue handling two kickers.
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I didn't purchase the 6x9's. The speakers I purchased were only replacements for 13yr old blown out factory speakers in my old p/u truck. I'm not much of a car audio expert but if you're driving 2 amplified subs without any "speaker" amplification, you're missing out on a lot of sound. Amping your speakers will not give much more bass but will really make a difference in your overall sound quality. I for one don't care how good a system sounds outside of a vehicle cabin. It's all about the inside for me. As far as an amp, stick with your well known names. You'll pay a little more but low noise values and amp efficiency all equate better sound at the speaker as well as a long life. I didn't purchase the 6x9's. The speakers I purchased were only replacements for 13yr old blown out factory speakers in my old p/u truck. I'm not much of a car audio expert but if you're driving 2 amplified subs without any "speaker" amplification, you're missing out on a lot of sound. Amping your speakers will not give much more bass but will really make a difference in your overall sound quality. I for one don't care how good a system sounds outside of a vehicle cabin. It's all about the inside for me. As far as an amp, stick with your well known names. You'll pay a little more... » Read More I didn't purchase the 6x9's. The speakers I purchased were only replacements for 13yr old blown out factory speakers in my old p/u truck. I'm not much of a car audio expert but if you're driving 2 amplified subs without any "speaker" amplification, you're missing out on a lot of sound. Amping your speakers will not give much more bass but will really make a difference in your overall sound quality. I for one don't care how good a system sounds outside of a vehicle cabin. It's all about the inside for me. As far as an amp, stick with your well known names. You'll pay a little more but low noise values and amp efficiency all equate better sound at the speaker as well as a long life. « Show Less
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I have a aftermarket 4x 55w stereo deck and they power them very good. With good wiring they well sounds great. You do need to have the bass turned down just a little and they will sounds like a hundred dollar speaker. I recommend these speakers.
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I didn't purchase the 6x9's. The speakers I purchased were only replacements for 13yr old blown out factory speakers in my old p/u truck. I'm not much of a car audio expert but if you're driving 2 amplified subs without any "speaker" amplification, you're missing out on a lot of sound. Amping your speakers will not give much more bass but will really make a difference in your overall sound quality. I for one don't care how good a system sounds outside of a vehicle cabin. It's all about the inside for me. As far as an amp, stick with your well known names. You'll pay a little more but low noise values and amp efficiency all equate better sound at the speaker as well as a long life.
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And ya like Ray said.... If you're getting two pairs, you should get a 4 ch amp. If only one pair, a 2 ch will be fine.
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I don't know. I have a Sony marine stereo with 4 25 watt outputs and I am running 4 JBL's with plenty of power and great sound. If you split 4 channels to 6 speakers, I think you will need and amp.
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they have single. and if or looking for "car" subs go for the 12"s I had 2 in my blazer with a 2000watt power acoustic amp and my god roof..windows were going crazy then bought 2 more and actually messed my sunroof up... but right now I have the 2 8s hooked up to my home and they deffanitly sound amazing if your like me and not only like to hear the bass u will feel it as well and I'm sure the 8"s will sound even better in a car or truck. trust me great buy! promise u won't b let down
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I use a Marantz MM7055 140 watt per channel Amp for these speakers and I think they rock. I can't imagine needing hundreds of watts per channel. If they sound so good with 300 watts per channel hooked up to them, I sure would like to hear it.
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Thank you for contacting Parts Express. We sell this product on Amazon for $32.58. The product is sold as a "pair". Below are some product details for your review: Pyle PL6984BL Blue Label 6"x9" 4-Way Speaker PairSpecifications: * Impedance: 4 ohms * Frequency response: 50-20,000 Hz * Power handling: 200 watts RMS/400 watts max * Sensitivity: 92dB * Mounting depth: 3-5/8" * Sold in pairs.Sincerely,Customer Service Team
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KPC, definitely get an amp. If you're not going to amp these speakers don't get them. With an amp they'll put out boat loads of lows and highs. So much that I disconnected my pillar tweeters. I installed them on a 2013 F150 super crew and they're amazing. I have no regrets installing them. You can always go back and add pillar tweeters, but I don't think you'll need them. Thanks, Jeff.
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Definitely the speakers only have 180 watts peak so even if you didn't want to push the whole way ; 100 watts could even run it and its an easy install by yourself I did mine and they sound great by the way; but I also have a pair of jbl power series same size and they sound a little better base wise but vocals they're both amazing but yes the amp will work
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Probally! It's all about running the amp wiring. You will most likely need an aftermarket deck
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You need 4 Ohm Speakers that can handle 85 Watts of power. I used 4 Pyle speakers no problem.