CloudDoesSPL Posted June 5, 2024 Report Posted June 5, 2024 Getting these mids for my doors, 4 of them on each door https://hertz-audio.com/product/car-audio-midrange-spl_show-sv-200-1/ Pairing a korean 1500x2wRMS @ 1Ω amp, will they be able to take it when tuned to 0dB with a DD1+ and crossed at probably 160Hz with a CC1? Thanks guys
crispy_chick3n Posted June 5, 2024 Report Posted June 5, 2024 by rms rating you'll be at 1600 watts for the 8 speakers, so it depends how the amp sends its power out. if it is a 1500 watt amp divided between 2 channels then you'll be right in the butter zone. if the amp is 1500 watts per channel, then you're gonna have a bad time This page is crispy_chick3n approved. © crispy_chick3n inc
CloudDoesSPL Posted June 5, 2024 Author Report Posted June 5, 2024 2 minutes ago, crispy_chick3n said: by rms rating you'll be at 1600 watts for the 8 speakers, so it depends how the amp sends its power out. if it is a 1500 watt amp divided between 2 channels then you'll be right in the butter zone. if the amp is 1500 watts per channel, then you're gonna have a bad time It's a 1500wRMS times two, so it will be a bad time I suppose I'll probably wire them down to what 800wRMS per channel at 4 Ohms, thanks a lot!
CloudDoesSPL Posted June 5, 2024 Author Report Posted June 5, 2024 6 minutes ago, crispy_chick3n said: by rms rating you'll be at 1600 watts for the 8 speakers, so it depends how the amp sends its power out. if it is a 1500 watt amp divided between 2 channels then you'll be right in the butter zone. if the amp is 1500 watts per channel, then you're gonna have a bad time Could use the DD1+ to get an approximate output voltage to 1000wRMS or no?
crispy_chick3n Posted June 5, 2024 Report Posted June 5, 2024 the whole "this voltage is this many watts" is not accurate at all. the best way is to match up wattages with amps and set everything clean. I'd recommend finding a different amp or speakers to better suit the other. This page is crispy_chick3n approved. © crispy_chick3n inc
CloudDoesSPL Posted June 5, 2024 Author Report Posted June 5, 2024 1 hour ago, crispy_chick3n said: the whole "this voltage is this many watts" is not accurate at all. the best way is to match up wattages with amps and set everything clean. I'd recommend finding a different amp or speakers to better suit the other. Roger that loud and clear, thanks a lot.
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