Ok ,If I want to use to speakers witch one should I use . Because I like the 1600 watts but two of them will be to mutch sound. Maybe two of 1200 ?
1747823
Depends on where you gonna use it. Room size, indoors, out-side. I used ours 3x out-side in a small yard 75' x 165', for a bar B Q, kids in pool screaming, and we live next to a busy highway, had our PYLE-PRO PPHP1599AI - 15'' 1600 Watt set less then 50% volume. I'm not no PRO DJ, or sound expert, but for me and the people hearing this speaker, ALL were saying, "SPEAKER SOUNDS GOOD".
1747824
Depends where you gonna use it.... for the price i would take the two 1600 watts and you can adjust the sound as you want.
1747825
if you are using them for vocals then 1 of either is enough. If you want to run keys or bass through them then 15's are what you need.
1747826
Beware of the 1600 watts figure. These are LOUD, but I'm not sure that they would actually measure out at 1600 watts and if they did it would be peak, not sustained. Also, you can turn them down so they are putting out less power to fit your application. My recommendation would be that if the cost isn't a problem then buy the bigger units. That way you'll always have room to turn up the power if you need it.
660440
I bought the 1200 watt one for my sub and the 1000 watt for my four 250 w speakers. Now you need to check RMS on both your speakers and the amp...they should match or you will have issues. For me, it matched.
834704
A decent match would be any decent amp that is around 1100w if youre getting two subs then get a 2000w amp. I bought two of these and a Pyle 2000w 2 channel amp and it sounds excellent for the price of it all! You should try to avoid getting an amp that is more powerful than your sub's as it is easier to blow them but you can always tune an amp down
2210683
I wont run mine with anything under a 1200 watt amp with dual 12's. the one I have now is a 1600 watt amp and it runs amazing.
1410469
I have the INUKE 6000 and its great! A good rule of thumb it to use double the rms for your specific speaker. It is usually best to use one amp for tops and one amp for subs so you can run in stereo. Hope that helps!
295542
I'm no Tech, but I've spent WAY too much time researching this stuff. My understanding is that you never want to "under-power" your speakers. Remember, amps not only "put out" power, but speakers also "PULL IN" power. You should use an amp that puts out at least the same power (per channel) than your speakers are rated for. I believe these are rated at 85 watts, so your amp should be as close to 85 watts per channel as possible. In fact, many experts recommend using an amp that puts out at least 25-50% MORE power than your speakers are rated at. This way, you never have to CRANK the volume to get the cleanest, crispest sound your speakers are capable of without pushing them too hard. If I'm wrong, someone tell me why? I'm no Tech, but I've spent WAY too much time researching this stuff. My understanding is that you never want to "under-power" your speakers. Remember, amps not only "put out" power, but speakers also "PULL IN" power. You should use an amp that puts out at least the same power (per channel) than your speakers are rated for. I believe these are rated at 85 watts, so your amp should be as close to 85 watts per channel as possible. In fact, many experts recommend using an amp that puts out at least 25-50% MORE power than your speakers are rated at. This way, you... » Read More I'm no Tech, but I've spent WAY too much time researching this stuff. My understanding is that you never want to "under-power" your speakers. Remember, amps not only "put out" power, but speakers also "PULL IN" power. You should use an amp that puts out at least the same power (per channel) than your speakers are rated for. I believe these are rated at 85 watts, so your amp should be as close to 85 watts per channel as possible. In fact, many experts recommend using an amp that puts out at least 25-50% MORE power than your speakers are rated at. This way, you never have to CRANK the volume to get the cleanest, crispest sound your speakers are capable of without pushing them too hard. If I'm wrong, someone tell me why? « Show Less
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.
879353
No, watts don't equate to sounding better. Best to go to a best buy with a magnolia so you can hear different speakers and amps before you buy.
19518
Well, speakers are the custom choice, you need to know what do you like and how they should sound...I'm using Polk Audio Monitor 200.
1642127
I have a 1600 watt on mine because I liked the amp but rms on these are 400 watts so 1100 will be fine just make sure you have a gain remote on it and you can adjust how deep you want the bass. I have both of mine in a sealed enclosure and they sound great
784997
These are made-for-each-other. You don't need a 200-watt amp to drive ported speakers with 5/4" woofers!Dick Moulding from Speairt Sound
2167011
Well, the problem with this amp is that doesn't really gives you the 1600 watts of power.I wanted to replace my current amp (800 watts) for this, but this one really disappointed me because my 800 watts amp had more power. So what I did was to dedicate this one to the bass and the 800 watts for the 4 speakers.So in conclusion, this amp is like any 600 watts amp so think about it :).
736818
Well this depends on what ohm rating the speakers are. They aren't just "1200W", they will be 1200W at either 2, 4, or, 8 ohms. Once you find this out, look at the amps specs and look at the ohm rating that matches the ohm value for you speakers, that is the amount of watts that the amp will produce at the ohm rating per channel. You may want to get a more powerful
866797
I went with a 4 x10 dual voice coil 160 watt. It is a 100 times better than the original 1963 speaker, but not as good as having 2 separate speakers. I'm happy with it.
1887182
The important factor is what max are these speakers rated at for me I am running two component sets (8) speakers with 400 max on each set comfortably and as loud as anybody would want, but I got a seperate 400 watt amp to run my single comp 12 sub. If you like it loud you want the amp max to come close to the speaker max, this amp will rate around 700 max.
1347846
don't know,but i do know i got a 1600 amp that makes these 4 speakers i have sound great, love them,good crisp sound to them....hope this helps
547170
Just as long as your sub and speakers watts/rms all adds up to about 300, you should be good. Bridge the sub to get more oomph. But this can have your speakers with less power. You don't want to overload your amp. IMHO, get a mono amp that will power your sub and leave this 300w amp for your other speakers. It's what I did.