by dmeyer07 » Thu Jun 09, 2005 5:31 pm
Well you could possibly do some damage to the speakers by overpowering them (but 104 isn't).
Sorry i thought that the rms on those speakers was something around 100 :) .
NO YOU CAN'T DAMAGE A SPEAKER BY UNDERPOWERING IT!
The rms range is something you want to stay inside of. If your over the rms a lil bit thats fine but getting 100 watts over can start causing some problems.
I wouldn't go with 6x9's if i were you, try something mor along the lines of a 6.5, or 5x7's. I haven't heard nor had any good expierences with 6x9's.
Didn't mean to rip on you for the spelling just asking you to put forth some effort to avoid the major mistakes. It makes people want to read your post and help you. lol i duno how to put it, it just looks better on your part :) !
Congrats w/ the job btw.
Well you could possibly do some damage to the speakers by overpowering them (but 104 isn't).
Sorry i thought that the rms on those speakers was something around 100 :) .
NO YOU CAN'T DAMAGE A SPEAKER BY UNDERPOWERING IT!
The rms range is something you want to stay inside of. If your over the rms a lil bit thats fine but getting 100 watts over can start causing some problems.
I wouldn't go with 6x9's if i were you, try something mor along the lines of a 6.5, or 5x7's. I haven't heard nor had any good expierences with 6x9's.
Didn't mean to rip on you for the spelling just asking you to put forth some effort to avoid the major mistakes. It makes people want to read your post and help you. lol i duno how to put it, it just looks better on your part :) !
Congrats w/ the job btw.