340 watt amp
We need some specs on the amp, door speakers and subs. Is 340 rms? max? At what impedance load?
Just give us the model numbers of this stuff and we(or at least I) would be more than happy to help you out
Just give us the model numbers of this stuff and we(or at least I) would be more than happy to help you out
i have no idea im asking right now
and i wouldnt be sure on what kinda of door speakers i could buy
My friend has a box with 2 10 inch Kicker subs in them that he would sell me for 50 bucks so i have no idea if it would run haha
and i wouldnt be sure on what kinda of door speakers i could buy
My friend has a box with 2 10 inch Kicker subs in them that he would sell me for 50 bucks so i have no idea if it would run haha
Usually the peak is more than the rms..hmmm. If it is rms and you powered 2 subs with that then each sub would be getting 170 watts, if wired at 4 ohms. For some kickers, 10's most likely like you have mentioned, their rating is 150 watts. So yes if wired at a 4 ohm impedance, subs getting power that is within spec, and the amp is actually 340 rms, then I would say it is a go.
Now, you will not be getting any super hard hitting bass, but for $50 for the whole setup I must say I probably wouldn't pass it up.
Now, you will not be getting any super hard hitting bass, but for $50 for the whole setup I must say I probably wouldn't pass it up.
kicker with 150 rms....http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_...04-07C104.html
amp with 170 watts rms per channel at 4 ohm....http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_...-KAC-7205.html
amp with 170 watts rms per channel at 4 ohm....http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_...-KAC-7205.html


