rockford amps
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rockford amps
ok guys i got a couple situations im planning on putting in Pioneer TS-A6881R speakers in the front and rear.
i was either gonna use the P450.4 rockford fosgate with 60 W x 4 @ 4 Ohms RMS and wire 1 channel per speaker or the P8004 with 100 W x 4 @ 4 Ohms RMS or would that be overkill?
Next i was gonna use 2 P210D4 or 2 P310D4 rockford subs with a P600.1bd or P6001bd rockford amps. im not exactly sure.
also i need to know how i can wire the two amps together
i appreciate any help
i was either gonna use the P450.4 rockford fosgate with 60 W x 4 @ 4 Ohms RMS and wire 1 channel per speaker or the P8004 with 100 W x 4 @ 4 Ohms RMS or would that be overkill?
Next i was gonna use 2 P210D4 or 2 P310D4 rockford subs with a P600.1bd or P6001bd rockford amps. im not exactly sure.
also i need to know how i can wire the two amps together
i appreciate any help
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What is the RMS power rating of those Pioneers? My guess is that 100 watts per channel is to much for them though...
Those subs are able to be wired up for 1 ohm, or 4 ohm. Im not sure what the specs are on those amp, but youll want the one that does the most power at either 1 ohm, or 4 ohm.
Simplest way it to run a single power wire from the battery to a distribution block, then from there run your power wire back to each amp.
Those subs are able to be wired up for 1 ohm, or 4 ohm. Im not sure what the specs are on those amp, but youll want the one that does the most power at either 1 ohm, or 4 ohm.
Simplest way it to run a single power wire from the battery to a distribution block, then from there run your power wire back to each amp.
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I would go with the P450.4 the P8004 will be way over kill and would actually be very easy to damage the speakers. In fact the P450.4 is probably even close to being over kill for those.
As for wiring the amps do you mean power? Bartak1 has it right. I would run a 4gauge from battery back to a distribution block and then out to your amps. Make sure you get a 4gauage distribution block as your sub amp accepts up to 4 gauage and then 8 gauge to the P450.4. I would also consider putting in a 1farad cap in. For everything else that you have spent on the system an extra $75-100 would be worth it.
As for wiring the amps do you mean power? Bartak1 has it right. I would run a 4gauge from battery back to a distribution block and then out to your amps. Make sure you get a 4gauage distribution block as your sub amp accepts up to 4 gauage and then 8 gauge to the P450.4. I would also consider putting in a 1farad cap in. For everything else that you have spent on the system an extra $75-100 would be worth it.