Tacos in St. Louis area

Bruh, do I look like a low watt guy

 

From a guy whos melted a couple of alpines before pushing too much power, make sure you got the wattages right!

 

Jokes aside, the amp has 2200watt rms

 

Yeah and most speakers are like 100W RMS. Send me what amp model you have. if it's got channels for tweeters and speakers then maybe you can do it, but the sub will be the big wattage draw.

 

I added all the rms watts and should be under by 600

 

The tweeter is 200 rms each
Speakers 170
Sub 800 I think

 

@2 Ohms, it looks like Ch1-4 are 220W and made for speaker level inputs, whereas ch5 is 800W and will be just enough to push your sub maxed out.
Just be easy on the gain for the speakers till you find a spot that works best. If it crackles it's no bueno. That's when you start pushing more than it can handle and it'll start clipping. If it sounds distorted, its too much power.
I'd definitely take advantage of the LPF on the tweeters to keep the sound clean and clear.

EDIT: neat, it has clipping lights, but not sure if it's checking at the amp or the speaker, probably the amp, which in this case won't matter as it has enough power for your setup.

 

I'll demo wire and take pics before running them. But I would run them at full power. Dnt need to

 

You're going to run them over RMS? That's how you melt speakers or tear surrounds.

 

It should have read would not

 

Alright then. Find some good crimps for the power and ground too. Copper is the way.

 

You gonna be big mad when he comes pulling through at 3am bumping Eazy-E outside your apartment.

 

That wouldn't go over well in my neighborhood. The locals tend to respond to incidences quicker than the police do. And he's in a 4runner, not a Cadillac or a Pontiac.

 

Supported

 

Buy it and run Baja 500

 

I'm kinda thinking about a gambler car project now

 

ABG!

 

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