ok so what if i have one of these little car stereos like 50w x4 and 22x4 full whateer that means . can i run these 6x9's with that rated power like
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Yeah it should work fine I don't have a lot of power either but they sound good.
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50W is 50 watts per channel and X4 means that you have four channels (two front speakers and 2 rear speakers). These are pretty efficient at 92dB SPL 1W/1M so even at the bottom one third of your volume control you should get pretty good sound out of them. Both the Infinity X and JBL GTO's are much more efficient at 94 dB SPL 1W/1M (every 3dBW increase doubles the volume). However the low end frequency response (BASS) is much better for the Pioneer's that on the other two. Hi frequencies are better also but the only living thing in the room that will appreciate 38KHz is your dog. the VAST majority of humans about the age of 18 can't hear frequencies about about 20KHz. All three of the speakers in this post are top of the heap speakers for 2015.
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My Sentra has a stock stereo and drives them just fine. That was my concern also.
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Not very well, Ur gonna need some type of amp to power the sub. subs usually take more power to run then the normal speakers in Ur car. U will burn out the radio trying to power the sub or u will not have any sound come out the sub
1982645
Here is the link for the manual for this particular amp.. and it is 50w x 4 @ 4ohms as Simon answered .... http://www.bossaudio.com/auto/car-audio-sound-system-auto-4-channel-amplifier-boss-audio-ce404/
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I believe it should be more then adequate to power 2 12's. I'm no stereo guru but this amp should give you more then enough power and not blow your subs but give you all the bass you want. I've had the amp in my car since last Saturday and I have a single 10 inch bass inferno sub and this amp is more then enough for me. People think I have a 15 or multiple speakers in my car. It's a great amp so far. It also comes with a one year warranty from the manufacturer. The amp is great price,looks good and is light weight
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Yes, I use it to power 4 6x9 infiniti (150rms @ 4 ohm) speakers. Works Perfectly!Rockford has more info here: http://www.rockfordfosgate.com/products/details/p600x4And, the amp has high level input with Auto Turn-on circuit.Watch the videos on Rockford Fosgate's website for more info.One of the better amps I have listened to. Better than my Alpine 100w x 4 class D amp for sure!Great Sound!
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I am using this amp to power four 6x9 speakers. I think this amp will power two 12'' subs. If you want the subs to hit hard and the system to last, I would use a larger amp.
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Yup. This stereo has plenty of power. Look at the Watt output compared with other models.
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The subwoofer/speaker may be rated at 50 watts out, but how much power is required by the amp that is built into the unit? There should be some kind of manufacturer's plate on the unit. While the car motor is running this unit will delivery a maximum of 1.6 amps so anything rated over 1.4 amps continuous load should not be used with this device.
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I'm powering my car stereo (200 Watts max) and a small amplifier (30Watts RMS) driving a 10in sub in my room, and it's not cutting off. As long as the radio doesn't use more than 5-7 amps it should be good.
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Hi,In my opinion it really depends on how hard you intend to drive them. If you are planning to drive them hard then you may want to consider a 90W so that it doesn't distort as easily as a 40W. If your only playing them at normal listening levels then I think it would be fine.
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It would be enough to power them, I would recommend going slightly higher with the output though just to compensate for the third sub. However, I don't recommend doing three Type R's, I would either go with 2 or 4 because I've heard people run into problems with running an odd number of subs instead of an even number. Hopefully this helps.
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This power supply will provide 12volts DC at 4 amps, that is 48 watts. I don't know what is required to run your car stereo with cd changer. What are its specs?
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Yes if there is stock 6x9's already. Which I'm sure there is. Just open the trunk and look up you can usually see the speakers. Just realize you will need an amp also but I'm sure you already knew that.
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As far as powering 6 speakers I'm not sure. Since it's only a 4 channel you'll have to do some creative wiring. However, I have it powering 2 6x9's (100W RMS) and 2 6 1/4" door speakers (65W RMS) and they all sound excellent! Gives me all the power I need and keeps up with my two 10" Alpine Type R competition subs so get excellent all-around sound without being drowned out, nor overbearing the subs. I'd think you'll be okay, but I can't give you an exact answer due to the way you'll have to wire it up for 6 speakers.
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Howdy. Yes, that should not be a problem at all. I used it (only one channel) to power a 10" JBL W3 and that thing THUMPED. I can imagine what this would do with a couple of 6.5" speakers. Good luck! LRE
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A decent 50w+ x 2 amp should run them fine. As long as it is a good quality amp.
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Figure it can handle about a 140 watt load. But amplifiers are not at all efficient, so don't go by the "power" rating of your radio and/or speakers. After looking up a few references, it seems a car cd player requires between 6 and 8 amps at 12-volts; some as much as 15 amps if you start adding bass/woofers. But a "reasonable" power to plan for, I think, would be 6 to 8 amps.So, yes, this power supply should be enough to handle an average car radio/CD-player and a set of 4 speakers.Not to throw you off, but if you have already have another 12-volt battery, you could use it and a trickle charger to recover the battery's charge during/after use. A trickle charge is a bit cheaper. Just a thought. Figure it can handle about a 140 watt load. But amplifiers are not at all efficient, so don't go by the "power" rating of your radio and/or speakers. After looking up a few references, it seems a car cd player requires between 6 and 8 amps at 12-volts; some as much as 15 amps if you start adding bass/woofers. But a "reasonable" power to plan for, I think, would be 6 to 8 amps.So, yes, this power supply should be enough to handle an average car radio/CD-player and a set of 4 speakers.Not to throw you off, but if you have already have... » Read More Figure it can handle about a 140 watt load. But amplifiers are not at all efficient, so don't go by the "power" rating of your radio and/or speakers. After looking up a few references, it seems a car cd player requires between 6 and 8 amps at 12-volts; some as much as 15 amps if you start adding bass/woofers. But a "reasonable" power to plan for, I think, would be 6 to 8 amps.So, yes, this power supply should be enough to handle an average car radio/CD-player and a set of 4 speakers.Not to throw you off, but if you have already have another 12-volt battery, you could use it and a trickle charger to recover the battery's charge during/after use. A trickle charge is a bit cheaper. Just a thought. « Show Less