Amp Watts

[Shane213]

Hello, my friend is purchasing this amp http://caraudiosecurity.com/shop/product/products_id/1180.html and these speakers http://caraudiosecurity.com/shop/product/products_id/4701.html. He is going to be running his sub on 300w and the two speakers on 100w, will this damage the speakers?

[Noddy]

Its wont damage the speakers as if anything they'd be slightly underpowered - 50W RMS from the amp and the speakers are 56W RMS

[Ashleyp]

i wouldnt buy the speakers

yes it will damage them, kenwood can barely handle their RMS

[Shane213]

Hes not running them on 50w, hes running them on 100w which i thaught was a bit high, before he goes blowing them up any good components which will work well with his setup?

I am also installing my own sound system at the moment and also need a good pair of components, thaught my normal door speakers would do unamped for a while but they gone all crackly now.

[Ashleyp]

Hes not running them on 50w, hes running them on 100w which i thaught was a bit high, before he goes blowing them up any good components which will work well with his setup?

I am also installing my own sound system at the moment and also need a good pair of components, thaught my normal door speakers would do unamped for a while but they gone all crackly now.

its impossible to use 2 channels on that amp to run at 100wrms x 2

the figures clearly state - "rms - 50 x 2 + 150 x1 (for sub)"

JBL gto 507 on ebay, check the link in my sig "a guide to budget audio" got everything you need to know

[Noddy]

Forgot to note what speakers they were, didn;t realise they were kenwood ones.:homme: In that case, ash is right there.

JBL GTO507c's << Fantastic speakers.