Will My Amp Blow These Speakers?
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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
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Originally Posted by bgood
when you hear distortion turn it down. you should be ok with that advice forever.
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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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