MB Quart Q 6.5 components- able to take more than RMS?

[hnoseguard]

I am in the process of replacing my front 2 sets of components. I have a Crescendo 800.4 hooked up to my current Boston Acoustic Pro SE comps. I was planning on keeping my amp and going with RE XXX 6.5 components. I went to a local shop last week though and heard the MB Quart QS216 components and I must say I was absolutely blown away with their sound and am now seriously considering picking up 2 pairs. However, they are rated for 80 watts RMS at 4 ohms and my amp will do almost double that.

Does anyone have any experience with these components, will they take the extra power or am I just asking for trouble?

[White Lightning]

Welcome to SMD

Personally, I'd take the Boston Acoustics over anything you have lised.

If they are not giving you the output you desire, then maybe you should consider the problems with your install.

More information on your vehicle and install would help.

[hnoseguard]

Welcome to SMD

Personally, I'd take the Boston Acoustics over anything you have lised.

If they are not giving you the output you desire, then maybe you should consider the problems with your install.

More information on your vehicle and install would help.

Thanks for the welcome. I have a 2007 Chevy Silverado crew cab. I have one set of components in the factory location and another set of components right next to them that have been fiberglassed in (tweeter separate from mid). The doors have 100% coverage of Stinger Roadkill and then CCF and MLV on top of the Stinger. The Bostons in the factory location have the tweeter on axis.

I have really liked the Bostons, but they are 6 years old and I think the factory location set are on the way out. I will do some testing this weekend, but since Boston no longer makes car audio gear, I figured now would be a good time to upgrade.