Phoenix Gold RSD65cs Components wattage?
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Phoenix Gold RSD65cs Components wattage?
I just purchased a set of Phoenix Gold RSD65cs components and will be running them off a Rockford Fosgate 300x amp (I know, its old, but still good )
I was wondering if 37.5x2 watts RMS per channel is going to be enough for these components, or would I be okay/better off with bridging them and running them at 150x2 watts RMS?
I'm not sure if that is too much power, I could also run these active and run 37.5 watts RMS to each speaker, however I do not have an external equalizer.
This is a purely SQ setup and the sub/HU are as follows:
Image Dynamics IDQ v3 10"
JVC NX5000 HU
Any help is appreciated, thanks!
I was wondering if 37.5x2 watts RMS per channel is going to be enough for these components, or would I be okay/better off with bridging them and running them at 150x2 watts RMS?
I'm not sure if that is too much power, I could also run these active and run 37.5 watts RMS to each speaker, however I do not have an external equalizer.
This is a purely SQ setup and the sub/HU are as follows:
Image Dynamics IDQ v3 10"
JVC NX5000 HU
Any help is appreciated, thanks!
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Try both and see what you prefer. Although I don't think I see what you would be using as an active xover to go active.
fosgate amps don't usually have xovers that go up to 4khz or so and I think your deck is a video deck that won't have those capabilities.
I think you would be happiest by bridging that amp to those comps. Make sure to crossover them highpass at around 80hz and you should have no problems.
fosgate amps don't usually have xovers that go up to 4khz or so and I think your deck is a video deck that won't have those capabilities.
I think you would be happiest by bridging that amp to those comps. Make sure to crossover them highpass at around 80hz and you should have no problems.
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