hello I'm John i need to know what is the difference between the Pioneer TS-W3002D2 Champion Series 12" 3500W PRO DVC Subwoofer 2+2 Ohm &amp; the Pioneer TS-W3002D4?
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The D4 produce an 8ohm when bridged 2 make louder more powerful bass and the 2 only produces an 4ohm when bridge this is only if u want 2 use a lower watt amp. The D4 is just alil louder n powerful but both sound great.
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I got this directly from their wedsite... I hope this helpsTechnical SpecificationsTotal FTC power: 7 watts RMSSubwoofer: 4 RMS (into 4 ohms, @ 1 kHz, @ 10% THD)Satellites: 1.5 RMS x 2 (into 4 ohms, @ 1 kHz, @ 10% THD)Total peak power: 14 wattsDrivers:Satellites: 2-inch high-excursion metallic driversSubwoofer : 4-inch Max-X™ high-excursion subwooferSpeaker dimensions (H x W x D):Satellites: 5.8" (145.9 mm) x 3.4" (84.9 mm) x 3.2" (81.7 mm)Subwoofer: 8.4" (19 cm) x 5.5" (14 cm) x 7" (17.8 cm) I got this directly from their wedsite... I hope this helpsTechnical SpecificationsTotal FTC power: 7 watts RMSSubwoofer: 4 RMS (into 4 ohms, @ 1 kHz, @ 10% THD)Satellites: 1.5 RMS x 2 (into 4 ohms, @ 1 kHz, @ 10% THD)Total peak power: 14 wattsDrivers:Satellites: 2-inch high-excursion metallic driversSubwoofer : 4-inch Max-X™ high-excursion subwooferSpeaker dimensions (H x W x D):Satellites: 5.8" (145.9 mm) x 3.4" (84.9 mm) x 3.2" (81.7 mm)Subwoofer: 8.4" (19 cm) x 5.5" (14 cm) x 7"... » Read More I got this directly from their wedsite... I hope this helpsTechnical SpecificationsTotal FTC power: 7 watts RMSSubwoofer: 4 RMS (into 4 ohms, @ 1 kHz, @ 10% THD)Satellites: 1.5 RMS x 2 (into 4 ohms, @ 1 kHz, @ 10% THD)Total peak power: 14 wattsDrivers:Satellites: 2-inch high-excursion metallic driversSubwoofer : 4-inch Max-X™ high-excursion subwooferSpeaker dimensions (H x W x D):Satellites: 5.8" (145.9 mm) x 3.4" (84.9 mm) x 3.2" (81.7 mm)Subwoofer: 8.4" (19 cm) x 5.5" (14 cm) x 7" (17.8 cm) « Show Less
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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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I want to know the same thing. Everyone makes it seem like a pair saying: I bought "these" speakers but it doesn't say. I'm thinking of going with the 300 watt which clearly depicts it.
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Using the Energy ESW-8HG 8" 200 watt Take Classic subwoofer - just because I like to pair things if I can, sounds very good overall.Enjoy
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Craig, thanks for your response. I asked a salesperson at an electronics store and he says that the 165W is probably referring to the power consumption not the total power and that would be typical for a 290W sub. What ate your settings showing in S. cal. and ind. speaker settings, if you don't mind sharing?
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Hi! The description said that there is 100W so I do not know why the information behind the subwoofer inscribed 45W ? what is the 45W imply here ? Please help!
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If you are only running one sub I would get the DVC 2 ohm sub and wire it down to run a 1 ohm load instead of the DVC 4 ohm sub you have listed. That sub when wired singlely will produce a 2 ohm load. It is easier to find a reasonibly priced 1 ohm 600+ watt 1 ohm amp than a 2 ohm amp. Personally I wouldn't run much more than 800 watts RMS to that sub, it can handle more but it is rated at 600 watts. The difference in actual sound difference in 600 watts and say 1000 watts isn't very much, doubling the wattage doesn't double the output like a lot of people think. When you start running 1000+ watts you need to strait upgrading your electrical in your car. For a daily driver 600-800 watts RMS of clean power is all you will need.
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First of all I love the 75T, is this for music or home theater? If this is for home theater the TSI300 would be fine but If for both music and home theater i would purchase the 75T. Hope this helps. Remember the center speaker is one of the most important speakers for your home theater system never skimp.
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Yes. The power t2 series is the newest in the power series. I own one of these subs and it it is AMAZING, make sure you have it in a ported box or you won't be doing it justice; and be wary it is a heavy sub
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I'm running the Pioneer GM-D8604 400watts RMS 1200watts Max Mono Amp-Pioneer GM-D8601 800watts RMS 1600watts Max. Max watts mean nothing, always look at RMS watts. I tested my amps to see what they are really doing in watts. My GM-D8604 is putting out 487watts and my GM-D8601 is doing 860watts... I have no problems with getting hot and I'm running at 2ohms. Yeah they are good amps.
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I gradually updated all my surround sound speakers to BIC and I am happy with them. In addition to the DV-32CLR center speaker, I have the DV62si for my front side speakers, DV32 for my rear speakers and a V80 subwoofer. A lot depends on your room size. Mine is 15x30 but really only use half of this for the entertainment area. Good luck.
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Did you ever find an alternative to the BB2001? Funny, I just bought the im600 today, and it still had the slip in it for the BB2001. I would like to buy a subwoofer for it though, so let me know :) That goes for anybody reading this, too!
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1. As stated by Mr. Hanson, it is an older package. 2. The satellite speakers on the 600 have a mid/range radiator on top. Evidently their bookshelf answer to their bi-polar drivers of the BP series.3. Subwoofer on the 600 has a 250 watt amp where as the 60.6 only has a 150 watt.That being said, I own the 60.6 and I am extremely happy. I use them with a Denon AVR-2310. If you have a larger than 400 sq ft theater space I would consider a second or more powerful sub. But at the current $219 (which is hilarious as the sub itself sells for $299) I see the set going for, its kind of hard to go wrong. 1. As stated by Mr. Hanson, it is an older package. 2. The satellite speakers on the 600 have a mid/range radiator on top. Evidently their bookshelf answer to their bi-polar drivers of the BP series.3. Subwoofer on the 600 has a 250 watt amp where as the 60.6 only has a 150 watt.That being said, I own the 60.6 and I am extremely happy. I use them with a Denon AVR-2310. If you have a larger than 400 sq ft theater space I would consider a second or more powerful sub. But at the current $219 (which is hilarious as the sub itself sells for $299) I see the set going for,... » Read More 1. As stated by Mr. Hanson, it is an older package. 2. The satellite speakers on the 600 have a mid/range radiator on top. Evidently their bookshelf answer to their bi-polar drivers of the BP series.3. Subwoofer on the 600 has a 250 watt amp where as the 60.6 only has a 150 watt.That being said, I own the 60.6 and I am extremely happy. I use them with a Denon AVR-2310. If you have a larger than 400 sq ft theater space I would consider a second or more powerful sub. But at the current $219 (which is hilarious as the sub itself sells for $299) I see the set going for, its kind of hard to go wrong. « Show Less
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Pioneer TS-X200 are 4-ohm rated speakers. So you'll need 4 channels of amplification at 4-ohms. In this case, you would need two of these Pioneer GM-D8604 4-channel amps.
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These woofers have been redesigned with great improvements overall. I used the older version with a 250 watt rms Monolithic amp with no problems @ 4 Ohms. I'm sure you will be pushing the limits at 5oo W rms @2 ohms, but the speaker will be agile and fast and you will not have problems if you don't crank it to max levels. The safer route If you will be cranking hard, will be to move to the next level which is the P2D4-12 rated at 800W @ 2 or 4 ohm, I will not be as responsive, but it can handle 800W!
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I'm running a Pioneer GM-D 8604 4 channel. These speakers take some time to break in and open up. Probably about 150 hours, then you'll notice the bass, mid, and treble really open up. You don't want to use a bright amp with these, also use a good head unit that allows you to control all the frequencies. I'm using a pioneer head unit. All equipment is pioneer and the wiring is Audio Quest Topaz. The system sounds great, very deep bass and extremely clear and not fatiguing. I have this set up on my Harley Ultra Classic. Fairing is lined with acoustic foam and speakers are surrounded by polyfill fiber. I have the Pioneer TSD170 6.75" coaxil as the rears and ported into the trunk. I'm running a Pioneer GM-D 8604 4 channel. These speakers take some time to break in and open up. Probably about 150 hours, then you'll notice the bass, mid, and treble really open up. You don't want to use a bright amp with these, also use a good head unit that allows you to control all the frequencies. I'm using a pioneer head unit. All equipment is pioneer and the wiring is Audio Quest Topaz. The system sounds great, very deep bass and extremely clear and not fatiguing. I have this set up on my Harley Ultra Classic. Fairing is lined with acoustic foam and speakers are surrounded by... » Read More I'm running a Pioneer GM-D 8604 4 channel. These speakers take some time to break in and open up. Probably about 150 hours, then you'll notice the bass, mid, and treble really open up. You don't want to use a bright amp with these, also use a good head unit that allows you to control all the frequencies. I'm using a pioneer head unit. All equipment is pioneer and the wiring is Audio Quest Topaz. The system sounds great, very deep bass and extremely clear and not fatiguing. I have this set up on my Harley Ultra Classic. Fairing is lined with acoustic foam and speakers are surrounded by polyfill fiber. I have the Pioneer TSD170 6.75" coaxil as the rears and ported into the trunk. « Show Less