Will My Amp Blow These Speakers?
I have an Alpine PDX-4.150, which is RMS rated at 150W per channel.
The speakers are Polk SR6500's; 50-125W RMS, peak = 250W.
Obviously the amp is rated 25 watts higher than the speakers, but will that be detrimental? From what I have read, if you control the gains and volume in a respectable manner, you won't have any problems. From a layman's standpoint though, what would I have to do to damage these speakers? Is there any cut and dry method for tuning without over running the components?
Apologies for the noob-ish question, but I'd rather get flamed on here rather than flaming my $600+ components
The speakers are Polk SR6500's; 50-125W RMS, peak = 250W.
Obviously the amp is rated 25 watts higher than the speakers, but will that be detrimental? From what I have read, if you control the gains and volume in a respectable manner, you won't have any problems. From a layman's standpoint though, what would I have to do to damage these speakers? Is there any cut and dry method for tuning without over running the components?
Apologies for the noob-ish question, but I'd rather get flamed on here rather than flaming my $600+ components
Originally Posted by bgood
when you hear distortion turn it down. you should be ok with that advice forever.
But once you hear that distortion, is it too late, are the speakers toast?
Originally Posted by B5I8
If you set your gains properly, you could probably send those 300W and they'd be fine.
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