Do I need a separate amp if I replace speakers?
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Do I need a separate amp if I replace speakers?
I have read of a few people who have replaced only the speakers on their system and they say it sounds much better. I have also read that because the stock system is at 1 ohm and most speakers are 4 ohms, the new speakers won't be very loud. So, do I need to buy a separate amp or can I get away with just replacing the speakers?
One more question. Does anyone have a preference between the Infinity 6002i and the 652i?
Thx.
One more question. Does anyone have a preference between the Infinity 6002i and the 652i?
Thx.
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When I replaced the front speakers with MB Quart DSC-216s, I looked at the specs. There's simply not enough power in the stock head to really make those speakers sing! I ended up going with a simple 2-channel amp (U.S. Acoustics 2100) and haven't been disappointed. The combination of speakers and amp are a HUGE improvement and I'd suggest that this is the path to take if you want the speakers to really perform.
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I'm running Infinity Kappa components in the front directly off my Alpine 9815 (27w/chan) and have the stock rears for fill.
Added a basslink recently and it all sounds great for about $900.
You need an amp if you like your music extremely loud (like to show off).
Added a basslink recently and it all sounds great for about $900.
You need an amp if you like your music extremely loud (like to show off).
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