i just want it for my tweeters - i need another 100 watts and just need it to make them louder - anyone use this for high freqs only?
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I used it on a set of 4 " three ways using the high inputs ( not the red and white cords) worked exceptionally well recommend it (plus it's cheap!)
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Depends on if your amp is putting out the wattage within the tweeter 's spec. If it is, it will be fine, it comes with a capacitor to cut out the mid range and bass. Hope that help you. I recently had upgraded / trying out a pair of Technical Pro BTS33F 3-1/8-Inch Titanium Bullet Tweeter. Check out the spec.
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I hear a lot of people say u can blow a speaker for not pushing enough watts, I've been in the game a looong time and never blown anything from not pushing enough watts and every brand tweeter ive tried never last long pushing the rated watts but i have these running 80 watts each for several months no problems at all. (hifonics brutus amp)
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Sounds like it'll be slightly under-powered. It's always better (IMO) to overpower speakers to avoid blowing them at odd frequencies and high volumes. Power is exponentially more important than quality of speakers. Cheap speakers will sound great with an awesome power source but great speakers won't live up to their potential with inadequate or overrated ( cheap) power/amplifiers. My suggestion is overpowering your speakers about 15-20% more than the speakers are rated for. Won't matter if you don't "work" your speakers hard but under powering effects rebound of the speaker cone and can tear them apart. I believe these speakers are rated for either 125w or 150w. I matched mine up perfectly and wish I would have gotten a bigger amplifier, although they sound great but begin to struggle at very high volumes. It'll be fine if you don't abuse your speakers though.
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These are basically tweeters you will not get bass off them. I was pushing around 100 watts each and they where great with the mids and highs
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Get a 4 channel amp that gets 500w rms for the speakers and tweeters. Get a monoblock amp that runs same rms as subs for them
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Hi I used it with really good results with a couple of small "JBL Control One" speakers and they did work fine, even though their sensitivity is on the lower side at just 87dB/W/m. Some speakers with higher sensitivity would even give you more volume. I think this little baby is capable of driving to a good level a small system if you are not unrealistic with your expectations.I myself have moved on to a "NAD D3020" but that is another ball park. But I am not getting rid of the TP30, I do like it.
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I had it hooked up to a pa speaker with 2 15s and 4 tweeters raited at 250watts and it sounded great and got pretty loud. For your sub I do believe it would work. I did, however, end up sending it back. There were issues with the phono input where the signal wouldn't come through and the mic input dial seemed to have difficulty when increasing the volume. It did not increase gradually but rather reached a point where it seemed to just jump to 100%. Also, on the package I received it said defective, which maybe should have been a warning. So if you do get one check out all of the functions before the return date is up.
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I am using it with two speakers and my tv as the source. I guess if you speakers watts sum like 150-200 watts you can use it (aprox 40-50 watts each).My speakers are 100 watts each and they play OK. But I doubt that it will drive 4 100 watts speakers. That is my opinion for what is worth but I am not an expert on this matter.
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I have a 3000 watts Amplifier and I'm using 2 Pyle speakers PADH212 1600 each, and it works great, perfect sound, very louder, I love it.
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Thanks for your question. This amazing sounding amplifier, at only 30 watts per channel will drive the speakers you refer to to moderate volumes but I would not suggest it for extremely loud, very dynamic music for very long term use. For background levels it will work.
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Well, it's about 850 watts underpowered. I use it for calling trivia and I average 50-60 people per game. It's well-suited for that although on extra busy nights I am pushing it a bit. As it happens, I also own some Behringer powered speakers and for the money they cannot be beat. MUCH better suited to your application. The PYLE stuff is better than nothing, but the sound matches the quality, which ain't much.
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no. this amp will only push around 250 watts at 4ohm. It is over rated substantially. go with hifonics, best output for price.
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Should not hook tweeters directly to a radio or amp unless they have a built-in crossover network. Radio Shack used to sell a super tweeter like this. I still have a pair that work great. Suggest purchasing crossovers which divide the frequencies to each type of speaker. Example is the high frequencies go to your tweeters and the low frequencies go to your woofers. This also prevents the low frequencies going to the tweeters and the high frequencies going to the woofers which decreases sound quality. Suggest 3 way crossovers to supply signals to a woofer, mid-range and tweeter. Always purchase two of all speakers (left and right) to be balanced. Strongly recommend the Pyramid TW188k. Outstanding sound quality. Hope this helps.
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That box already has a 3.5 kHz crossover to keep the lows out of the tweeter. Maybe it has failed? How much power are you putting to it?
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I made a mistake...I have two Behringer amps...this is the smaller one....it is only 20 watts and won't do a great job of supporting all that you want to accomplish. I can't see this doing a good job at benig a PA. You may want to look at the Behringer Ultratone K900. This one has the 3 inputs and can support what you are looking for; 85 Watts
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I have 2 500w pro dynamic speakers and a sub woofer, and it runs them with no problem. It can get so loud that I can't think straight.