Can I do this?
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The Standard One
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Can I do this?
Since my headunit puts out 22rms each channel, can i wire two channels to 1 speaker? Would I get 44rms by doing this?
Basically I'm thinking of running the 6x9s off the HU
And components up front off an amp(so that i dont have to spend as much).
Instead of putting only 22rms each 6x9, can i put out 44rms each if i linked it? or does it not work this way?
Basically I'm thinking of running the 6x9s off the HU
And components up front off an amp(so that i dont have to spend as much).
Instead of putting only 22rms each 6x9, can i put out 44rms each if i linked it? or does it not work this way?
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http://www.tb-speaker.com/detail/1208_03/w69-1042.asp
6x9" subs that you could use for strict midbass duty, and theyre 8 ohm
http://www.tb-speaker.com/detail/1208_03/w69-1042.asp
6x9" subs that you could use for strict midbass duty, and theyre 8 ohm
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Rep Power: 323 what kind of deck do you have that's putting out 22 RMS per CHANNEL?
most decks I've seen don't put out much more than 28 RMS MAXIMUM and then you're dividing that by four - giving you roughly 7 watts per channel (assuming a 4 speaker setup).
most decks I've seen don't put out much more than 28 RMS MAXIMUM and then you're dividing that by four - giving you roughly 7 watts per channel (assuming a 4 speaker setup).
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The Standard One
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Rep Power: 417 huh?? what are you talkin about...
its 22rms x 4/50 x 4 peak. a lot of headunits are, well atleast thats what their specs say
its an old kenwood.
its 22rms x 4/50 x 4 peak. a lot of headunits are, well atleast thats what their specs say
its an old kenwood.
