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Good SQ 4 ch amp

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jejuanm
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Good SQ 4 ch amp

Post by jejuanm »

I have some 5x7 seprates that i hooked up, there a combination of alpine 5x7 and som Memphis tweeters, im pushing them with a sony 75 x 4, and its clean, but its not enough power to me. My lows are hard and pounding, but i feel i need more power in my highs. I dont want to spend more than 200 bucks for a 4 ch amp, so what are some good clean stable amps to look at at this price!!!
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Post by JeremyC »

Dude, drop the 5/7s and get some components with the 200 you have now. Worry about the amp later.

5/7 won't handle more than 75 to 100 watts anyways. And you need to double your current wattage to get a 3db gain.
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Post by Darthness »

i got a pair of 6x9's with a jigawatt going to them (via my flux capacitor) and man they're crazy loud!
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Post by High Society »

My lows are hard and pounding, but i feel i need more power in my highs.
How do you have the crossovers set on the amp? Before you go out and buy a new amp, tune the hell outta the one you have before deciding it's not the one for you.
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Post by donpisto »

I'd do what the first guy suggested. Get 6.5s. If you want a really good SQ amp, look into Zapco, it will run ya a bit though, but ive seen some one bay for a 750w go for approx 200-300. It was the AG series. They are underrated as well so keep that in mind.
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