These bad boys can create some insane bass with good mids and highs. Well the following week I noticed that Amazon had gotten more of them so I decide to try another pair of them and when I got them in the mail all I can say is wow. When I got me first set one of the 6x9's had a bad voice coil in them so since Amazon was sold out of them they they let me keep them and refunded my money. Get your Fosmon 3 5mm Auxiliary Retractable Audio Now! I can't wait to see how much better they will sound with a newer model CD Player since my Alpine I have right now is about 10 years old. Also I have them hooked up to an older Alpine head unit that runs at 50W x 4.
So I am really I decide to go with another set of them. Also if I have it up at high volume for a long period of time all of the bass gives me a headache. At loud volumes the 4圆's will rattle my front doors and the 6x9's will shake the rear glass along with the rear view mirror.
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I paired these up with a set of the Pyle Blue Series 4圆's for my front doors and that was a really nice combo.
Get your Kenwood KFC 6994PS 5 Way Speakers Now! Good luck and I hope that at least gave you some background.When I got me first set one of the 6x9's had a bad voice coil in them so since Amazon was sold out of them they they let me keep them and refunded my money. If you're on a small budget then even an 8 gauge might work but I would personally stay away from that.Īnd one more thing, check the classifieds before you buy anything retail, the guys on here get rid of some prime stuff and you can score it at killer prices if you're patient. If you want to run 10kw in the future don't get a 4 gauge wiring kit or you'll need to replace it soon if you plan on sticking under 2000w or so on that one power line then a four gauge kit would be fine. It depends on your budget and your future plans. You would just turn the gain a ways down or actually calculate the amount of watts you want.Īs far as wiring goes there are hundreds of threads of people recommending wiring kits or where to start. A decent starting point I would say would be anything about 800w I would personally do a 1000 or so because they're quite prevalent. Also you want to make sure you don't get an amp that is rated for exactly 600w because if you ever decide to thump it for hours on end it'll be straining the amps ability. Max the ohms to the amount of channel that your amp will have. There are tons owiring diagrams, personally I've always used the ones on Crutchfield's website.
Ideally you would want to run roughly the max RMS rated for the sub to each one so 300 to each.
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