Ahhh! The lottery win, is that paying for it instead??

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Originally posted by corb
you have too much money :mad:

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you have too much money :mad:

Cheers everyone for your help! I really appreciate it! :thumbs: I figured a way round the component/amp problem that I was having without the front and back sounding the same ;) :D

So it's all looking quite good now... ;)


JILL :wave:

i dunno, you might be able to get away with running them all off a POWERFUL 4 Chn amp.

The only thing that would happen here is, that you wouldn't get a difference between front and rear sound :(

But it has the potential of working :D

Steve...

:lol: no, :)

Cheers Loud+Proud and Corb..... :thumbs:

Just one last question tho... I don't really want 4 amps! Is there anyway that both sets of comps can run off one amp at all??


JILL :wave:

very true :lol:

You can never have enough amps :)

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Originally posted by corb
1) You will need 2 of those amps. 1200RMS @ 1ohm So will need the subs to have dual 2ohm coils. For this you will need the M6 12D2 instead of the M6 12D4. Then one amp powering each sub.

2) For the front components(M661) I'd say get a D5 300.4 and bridge the channels to power the comps.

And for the rear components a D5 300.2

[Edited on 25-09-2003 by corb]

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1) You will need 2 of those amps. 1200RMS @ 1ohm So will need the subs to have dual 2ohm coils. For this you will need the M6 12D2 instead of the M6 12D4. Then one amp powering each sub.

2) For the front components(M661) I'd say get a D5 300.4 and bridge the channels to power the comps.

And for the rear components a D5 300.2

[Edited on 25-09-2003 by corb]

if i was u id look for at least a 800w 4 channel amp for all 4, i have 225w per speaker in my car and i neva run it past 60% of headunit power as its just too loud but it does sound clear and thats on a shitty amp, u have to rememmber if u run the subs propperly thats 1600w rms, now that a hell of alot of bass there, gotta have it in proportion :D

Cheer fella! :)

Wot about the amp to run the comp's then-will it work??


JILL :wave:

the amp will run the subs but not that great, the subs are 800w rms and the amp will run 1200w max @ 1ohm thats only 600w rms (i think) thats for 1 sub! u need to find a very powerful amp for them bad boy subs :thumbs:

:P

C'mon someone must know the answer(s) to my questions! :(


JILL :wave:

HaHa :P Ive not answered your question either :P :lol:

cheers jill um to the question mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm not sure:lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::thumbs:

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Only joking Lee mate! U2U'd u back ok! Gosh u really got my hopes up- I thought I actually had two serious replies to my VERY IMPORTANT question! :P :lol: :P


JILL :wave:

Thread hijacking! u2u her!

nice car jill its lee hw brought ur front bumper cars very sweet hw much did u pay for the engine convert did u get it fitted and is everything nw like brakes and stuff:thumbs:and what about insurence

Right, I'm just thinking about changing my stereo system in the near future, but REALLY need some help regarding amps etc before I decide on my new setup.....

1) If I've got two Diamond Audio M6 12D4 subs

http://www.diamondaudio.com/MobileAudio/index.cfm?page=Subwoofers

- will the D5 1200.1 amp be able to power BOTH subs or do I need a different amp?

The Diamond Audio amps can be found on:

http://www.diamondaudio.com/MobileAudio/index.cfm?page=Amplifiers


2) Also which amp is best for powering the components (the model no's are M661 and M641)??

http://www.diamondaudio.com/MobileAudio/index.cfm?page=Speakers

I was looking at the D5 600.4 but could the 4" comp's run off the headunit and just use and amp to power the 6"s?? And ifso-which one?

I'm really confused! :rolleyes: And ANY help whatsoever would be REALLY appreciated! :)


JILL :wave: