Subject	shoud the amp rms power = the speaker rms power?
Posted by	300zer on June 05, 2005 at 9:48 PM
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In Reply To	Yes. get an amp for the speakers (n/m) posted by SimplyZ(MD) on June 05, 2005 at 09:46 PM
Message	or should it be less or more? 1993 black 2+2 dreaming of a TT swap
Follow Ups	overkill subs? - 300zer 20:31:09 06/05/05 I have one 10" and its plenty for me - SimplyZ(MD) 20:36:18 06/05/05 I have a 10" Alpine that's pretty sweet. (n/m) - Blu Z 20:46:52 06/05/05 Overkill is way too subjective a term. In my opinion, - zgene4 21:01:09 06/05/05 Not to mention the speakers AND subs should be amplified - SimplyZ(MD) 21:09:11 06/05/05 when i crank my headunit i get distortion in the infinitys.. - 300zer 21:32:50 06/05/05 Yes. get an amp for the speakers (n/m) - SimplyZ(MD) 21:46:21 06/05/05 shoud the amp rms power = the speaker rms power? - 300zer 21:48:38 06/05/05 near the same amp should be more...but as long as its close - SimplyZ(MD) 21:55:54 06/05/05 Resistance is determined by the speaker not the amp - Thrillhouse 01:26:12 06/06/05 Ok, so here's what you need.... - xxbulovax91xx 21:49:46 06/05/05 overkill - CLOWNSHUE 04:38:42 06/06/05 overkill - zgene4 08:14:04 06/06/05 I am having chest pain from looking at that!!! (n/m) - CLOWNSHUE 23:06:12 06/06/05 two 10"s will be drowning out if turned up to half gain or - Zrevolver 23:56:36 06/05/05 I have 3 10" concept subs in an SPL box with a - shawn300zTT GT28R soon 02:17:49 06/06/05
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