Speakers and impedance
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Speakers and impedance
Ok , let me start off that im just starting to put my gear together. I have a 125 watt rockford amp that im going to bridge and run a 1- 10 inch sub(small truck - ford ranger) just for that.
I do not plan on installing a capacitor so here is my question
I have an opportunity to install 2 infinity kappa's in my front doors which have an impedance of 2 ohms. I'm already installing 2 infinity references ( 2ways) in the rear doors which have an impedance of 4 ohms.
Am i going to be able to provide enough power without an amp to the kappas(which will draw twice the current cause of the impedance) just from my deck, or should i go with another set of the 4 ohms?
Thnx
I do not plan on installing a capacitor so here is my question
I have an opportunity to install 2 infinity kappa's in my front doors which have an impedance of 2 ohms. I'm already installing 2 infinity references ( 2ways) in the rear doors which have an impedance of 4 ohms.
Am i going to be able to provide enough power without an amp to the kappas(which will draw twice the current cause of the impedance) just from my deck, or should i go with another set of the 4 ohms?
Thnx
#3
you will be doing the infinity cappas a very grave injustice if you don'y go out and buy them a decent amplifier. Deck power sucks, don't do it.
Pioneer Premier GM-6150F
Continuous Power (4 ohm) : 60W x 4 rear
Continuous Power (2 ohm) : 75W x 4 front
Pioneer Premier GM-6150F
Continuous Power (4 ohm) : 60W x 4 rear
Continuous Power (2 ohm) : 75W x 4 front
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