Would these work with a 16ohm amplifier?
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These speakers have a built in amplifier. There is no need for an external one.
1027844
They will work fine. They are 2 ohm but it's more for power purpose. They will sound loud with lower wattage. Don't expect bass. They have crisp highs and they are a good rear fill speaker.
1515573
As long as the jacks match, I don't see why it wouldn't work. It's just an inline amplifier.
522087
They will work and will sound just ok. If you could amp them even it's a small amp they will shine though. Yes however these speakers have high sensitivity ratings and will work ok off just aftermarket headunit power alone.
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All the info I read put them at 2ohm. I am running them at 2ohm from my amp.
2117981
I guess u could as long as your amp is 4 ohm stable per channel, i'd go ahead and do it
1698064
They should if you use the same frequency and tone. I used these with another brand, and it worked fine with them.
369826
mine are in 8 ohm infinity Kappa 7 now and I am sure they will work fine on 4 ohm.If you do go with these be sure to break them in for a little while at low volume levels
1519533
Not a good idea you should aim for a two channel amp our two one channel amps and try to match the ohms of the speakers with the amp to get the best out of them
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Yes they can be used with a 4 ohm amp, but the volume will be less than normal. You will need to crank them up to get a normal volume. Shouldn't be a problem unless you want to listen a very loud levels.
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My speakers have the near same 87dB, 8 Ohm, with 16G wire to them with 25 foot of wire so I hooked them together and ran it to one speaker and it sounded just the same. I think 16G wire will be just fine for your situation.
1270813
Oh yes, they should give you all the volume you can take. From the start they sound great and then get even better as they break in. Just keep in mind that their impedance is 8 ohms.
808287
They will work but will not be very loud. you buy an amp with higher power for better sound quality.
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I think it'll depend on your input to them. These speakers already have a built in amp with volume and tone controls so I don't think they'd work if you're sending them an amplified signal from a main board.
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It depends on the ohms. These speakers are 8 ohms. If the amp is rated for 4 ohms, you will fry your speakers. If the amp is rated at 8 ohms, you should be fine. I have a pair of these speakers hooked up to an an amp thst puts out 125 watts @ 8 ohms per channel and they sound fantastic.
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They are the same output and quality the 4 ohm is more common. Check compatibility with your amp and go from there
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these are a 4ohm but it will still work. the speakers will only get 4ohms. It will be much clearer sound. be sure to get the polarities correct. you will have good power at low volume and clarity and high volume. you will want to keep these and install them into future replacements. these will make working speakers sound top shelf. the speaker box also is a main factor. 2cm pine is ideal to use, it is light, durable, and handle sound like a violin does. speaker to box ratio is a factor too. highs and mid range is very flexible, but lows the right measurements. a cube box in relativity to the woofer is a good middle ground. Long box gives a that low comfy tone the reverberates. a short box gives that compression push. I make my own boxes, all the ones that are sold are complete rubbish. then they put high quality speakers with no 3 way crossover witch is a complete waist. Having a good box and a crossover is more important than the speakers, unless they are blown or tattered. i just have a sony house reciever, boxes i made with crossovers, and speakers i cannibalized from the dump and it is better than any thing i have herd, mainly due to the crossovers.