I have 2 out door rock speakers 200watt is this system compatable
50265
Should be if you have long enough cables and as long as the unit is left indoors obviously. You might like to know the fan on this amplifier is pretty loud!
50266
Should be fine! This amp has plenty of power. No problems in the 10 months I've had mine.
1001704
perhaps not. This is a pro audio speaker that should be matched to amps in the 250-400 watt range. Yours is only 80.
124374
Yes, I have 2 wire system too...these speakers sound better than my other more espensive ones...you will love them.
128352
i was not happy with system at all not even close to 1000w ... the speakers have all high no low(bass)... as for wet I run them on a buggy attached to the roof.. so mine havnt seen much water
1528319
I did. I have a 100 watt system and it worked perfectly. Just popped it in to replace the old woofer that was blown out. Sounds fantastic! Better than original!
1858893
It's just 4 Chanel's you'd have to get a 2nd amp to power a sub or give up 2 speakers. I wouldn't recommend a 2nd amp since the 200 watts is just perfect for the 4 midrange speakers. these sound great by the way.
924883
Yes, this would function with those speakers. I have 2 of 1800 watts peak each one and it sound amazing and no overheating to
1963126
yes that will work be sure to look up diagram for dual speaker coils if you wire it for 4 or 8 ohm the 8 ohm will reduce the watts by around half the rms supplied by the amp
1058056
The speakers work on ohms and watts not on the voltage. So if the ohms coming out of the stereo is 8 ohms and the output does not exceed the 85 watts then it should work just fine
359847
Yes, you could, but I was not impressed with the quality or sound of these speakers. There is no way they are going to handle 200 watts. Of course, they were inexpensive, but you could do better...
2007709
To maximize the sound of the speaker, you will need an amp. I have the Rockford Fosgate PBR300X4. 300 WATT. The wattage should at least match the speakers RMS
731289
Yes, but watch your power levels - The speakers are rated for 1,000 watts each and the EP4000-series is 2,000 watts per channel. You could, in theory, run two of these per channel and be fine.
2195577
i think you will be fine just do turn it to load what i mean is 200watt should be 100watts now i do beleave here is a link about 4ohz on sony 1040http://www.avsforum.com/t/1494249/sony-str-dn1040-with-dynaudio-4-ohm-speakers
1258038
It should be fine i not sure what's the watts on speakers the only thing i do recommend is a capacitor
1189829
make sure you have the same amp as yours it should fit the same as yours they all have the same wireing you might have to add some wood mine fit the same as the one takeing out they work very well had mine 1 year now with no problems hope this helps dave
2005915
In the past I have had to deal with mismatched speakers of high wattage. I used a matching impedance amplifier.. Unacceptable here, So a possible solution could be, hook it up as normal. If it works to your satisfaction all is well. If not go to Radio Shack and buy a 4 ohm-1 watt resistor and connect it in series. Depending on speaker design, that could bring out the power to an acceptable level. If that fails... well ... its filter stuff and the cost is probably unacceptable.
835073
I looked at the schematic for your system and looked at my systems schematic and it looks like the end connector configuration will fit your speaker inputs the same way they fit mine..