hello !how many ohms is this amplifier ? my speakers are 150 watts to 8 ohms i have 4 150x 4 =600 watts total will this amplifier work for me .thanks
1826386
Not sure about the ohms without digging up the paperwork. I have 2- 300wt speekers and i'm very happy with the amp. No remote control is my only issue.
1826387
Hello Popi, I am not sure I understand your question, but I will give you an overall way to work out your speaker needs. An amplifier is rated by its ability to put out a maximum number of watts into an 8 ohm speaker without distortion (typically 2% at most). An amp will drive a speaker at 4 or 16 ohms as well with varying power numbers and volume. It is important that the amp sees an impedance level of 4-16 ohms or it won't operate well (meaning efficiently and possible overheating or shutting down). It is better to have the amp power rating equal to or higher than the speaker rating. An amp overdriven can clip and suffer damage. If you respond with what your amplifier is, mono or stereo, and what it's exact power output rating is I can be more accurate. Are you planning to drive 4 speakers at 8 ohms each?
1826388
Amplifiers are not typically rated in Ohms (which is the work needed to power a device) but rated in Watts which is the amount of work the electrical device can put forward. So if you have speakers (rated in ohms) then you would want to ask if this Amplifier (rated in Watts) can power your speakers. Your speaker limit is 150W (MAX) not the amount of power your speakers put forth, unless they are powered and this product would not be useful at all.
1826389
Hello Popi, I am not sure I understand your question, but I will give you an overall way to work out your speaker needs. An amplifier is rated by its ability to put out a maximum number of watts into an 8 ohm speaker without distortion (typically 2% at most). An amp will drive a speaker at 4 or 16 ohms as well with varying power Oops, I just saw that this is for the Technical Pro amplifier. Your amplifier WILL work with these speakers, but it is very much overrated in its power rating. It will drive your speakers, but not with great volume. Be careful about driving the amp into clipping as that could damage the amp and may cause it to shut down. Hello Popi, I am not sure I understand your question, but I will give you an overall way to work out your speaker needs. An amplifier is rated by its ability to put out a maximum number of watts into an 8 ohm speaker without distortion (typically 2% at most). An amp will drive a speaker at 4 or 16 ohms as well with varying power Oops, I just saw that this is for the Technical Pro amplifier. Your amplifier WILL work with these speakers, but it is very much overrated in its power rating. It will drive your speakers, but not with great volume. Be careful about driving the amp into clipping as... » Read More Hello Popi, I am not sure I understand your question, but I will give you an overall way to work out your speaker needs. An amplifier is rated by its ability to put out a maximum number of watts into an 8 ohm speaker without distortion (typically 2% at most). An amp will drive a speaker at 4 or 16 ohms as well with varying power Oops, I just saw that this is for the Technical Pro amplifier. Your amplifier WILL work with these speakers, but it is very much overrated in its power rating. It will drive your speakers, but not with great volume. Be careful about driving the amp into clipping as that could damage the amp and may cause it to shut down. « Show Less
1132629
I doubt that any speakers of 4 ohms or more will damage the amp. If you can find out, I would recommend speakers of 90db or more efficiency. This is a very low power amp. Try it on your Pyle speakers and see if you are satisfied.
571951
the four ohm speaker will work just fine in this application, but it will not be as loud as a two ohm speaker. the ohm in this sense is a unit of resistance, and the higher the number the more resistance you have. that being said, finding a two ohm speaker may be a bit of a chore. good luck!!
1324601
From what I've read, that 4 ohm sub wants 150 watts RMS. That Alpine puts out 300 watts RMS at 4 ohms. You might save some money by looking for a bit smaller amp. But, if you don't overdrive the sub, that amp will work. It is nice clean power.
1122831
Correct, the 75W output rating applies to 4 ohm speakers. At 8 ohms it's less. Manufacturer's data provided in a tnt-audio web review indicated 50W for each of two speakers at 8 ohms:Power Rating STEREO: 50wpc @ 8ohms, 75wpc @ 4ohms, 0.01% THD, full bandwidth MONO: 150watts @ 8ohms
736554
Hello NebTheWeb, This receiver is capable of driving 6 ohms speakers. I use a set of Totem Dreamcatcher (4 ohms) and the receiver is behaving great.
2251704
from my understanding your speakers ohms should not be lower than your receiver/amp. This will have your receiver working overtime to power those speakers which may casue overheating. For a 8 ohm receiver the lowest I would go would be 6 ohms; I think 4 ohms is pushing it.
459528
The output power of this amp is: 550 WRMS at 8-Ohm per channel. I think you will need two amplifiers to run your 4 Community PA speakers at 8-ohm each. Otrer way is connect 2 speakers in parallel serie to reduce at 4-ohm. In that case this Amplifier work at 4-ohm per channel is 950 WRMS (is need connect 2 speakers in parallel).
2167010
Well, the problem with this amp is that doesn't really gives you the 1600 watts of power. I wanted to replace my current amp (800 watts) for this, but this one really disappointed me because my 800 watts amp had more power. So what I did was to dedicate this one to the bass and the 800 watts for the 4 speakers. So in conclusion, this amp is like any 600 watts amp so think about it :).
318298
Q: can you use this to power 4 6x9 speakers (150rms each at 4ohm) And how would you wire a high level imput into this amp? (stock head unit because they dont make an aftermarket one)A: You can buy the speaker line to RCA adapter to feed your speaker lines into the amp. I used an Audiocontrol LC6i in my setup but not necessary unless you want to add subwoofer and amps.I have a small amp for my speakers and one amp for this sub. 2ohms is how the shop I went to set it up. The amp I got was like $65 and it works great. I've had both for about 1.5-2 years now
1320802
Absolutely. The specs sheet info is aimed for 8 ohm speakers, therefore it should not have any problem powering 4 ohm speakers. By the way, wiat a power suply rated at 36V the max power rms it can deliver is 80W (40W per channel) if using 8 ohm speakers. If using 4 ohm speakers it should be able to deliver 160 W, but that would probably blow your speakers!
1649785
What matters is the impedance. Most Amps are 8 ohm as are speakers. When you hook multiple speakers in parallel the impedance goes down. The selector ensures that the impedance is at least 4 ohms even when as many as eight speakers are hooked in parallel (and would otherwise present 1 ohm of impedance). On my Yamaha receiver there is a switch that allows for a 4 ohm load and that is the key. You can probably run a 4 ohm load from an 8 ohm driver, it just means that more energy is dissipated in the amp than in the speakers but hopefully not so much as to do damage
906043
Is the resistance 8 ohms total, or 8 ohms per channel? If it's 8 ohms total, you would want to hook up, for example, two 16 ohm speakers, not two 8 ohm speakers. Basically, if you have two speakers with 8 ohms of resistance each (for example), that would result in 4 ohms total. I don't know if that helps at all...
365310
Sorry! This question exceeds my pay grade. I've always used only 4 ohm, only 8 ohm or switchable 4 to 8 ohm speakers together.
1464129
yes, just make sure they are 8 Ohm... Wattage is really the top end of how much power they can handle, the ohms is the impedance (think like resistance) if the impedance is too low, it is like shorting out an amplifier. Almost all speakers made today are 8 ohm. and 100 W of audio is way more power than is comfortable to listen to in any home setting.
1907210
I run 4 ohm speakers with a varying peak wattage between 200 and 250. As it was stated before having extra watts on tap from the amp helps the speakers to have plenty of power on hand without straining.
1251205
There is no such thing as an X Ohm amp. Amplifiers provide a certain wattage based on the ohm load that is thrown at them by the speakers. As Kelly mentioned combining two 8 ohm speakers on one output channel of the amp will create a 4 ohm load. A good amp can handle that load. A cheapo amp tends to overheat and not put out the proper wattage. Since these speakers are really poor quality I assume you do not care how the music sounds. These speakers won't play loud. If you push them too hard they will blow the tweeters.