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rob_smith 
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Posted: October 03, 2006 at 6:21 AM / IP Logged  
Hey i just installed a new sony Xplod Hu with 52 watts per cahnnel and i want to put some new speaker in. the new speaker are 2 6X9 at 170 watt each and the other 2 are 6 and a half inch 2 ways at 120 watt. could my HU handel them or will i need a amp
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Posted: October 03, 2006 at 7:16 AM / IP Logged  
First off, there is NO WAY that deck can make 52 watts per channel. There is no switching power supply, so you are left with battery voltage, which will allow you about 12 to 15 real world watts per channel.
Secondly, as long as the impedance never drops below the safe rating (in this case, probably 4 ohms) per channel you can hook twelve 15 inch woofers to each channel, and the deck can "handle" it. The speakers "handle" the (internal) amplifier, the amplifier provides power to the speakers, not the other way around. Will it sound good? Possibly, but I doubt it pretty highly. Will it sound better if you were to put a real 100 watt X4 amplifier in to power the speakers? ABSOLUTELY - certainly better than the tiny internal deck amplifier chips could make it sound.
Thirdly, will it ever sound really good? Not with an Xplod head unit, and you will need to make sure you buy a VERY good amplifier (NOTHING by Audiobahn or Sony qualifies...) to extract whatever resolution might still be hiding in your music, without destryoing it any further.
It all reminds me of something that Molière once said to Guy de Maupassant at a café in Vienna: "That's nice. You should write it down."
rob_smith 
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Posted: October 03, 2006 at 7:20 AM / IP Logged  
im only going of the specs i got with it about the watts so im not shore. but the HU is good enoth for me its works and i got it given to me so i dont really care. thanks for the info
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Yes, those speakers will work with your HU. However, the HU puts out about 15 watts RMS, which is what really matters.  Never worry about peak numbers.  They are a fictional number made up by the manufacturer to sell there products.  Basically, RMS is the constant power that it produced.  The speakers will sound better if you amplify them, even with a cheaper amplifier. And yes, like haemfist said, the better the amp and HU, the better it will sound.  If the Sony is OK for you, that is great, but an Alpine HU with a high-quality amp will will always sound better than a Sony HU and lower quality amp.  It is basically how much money you have and are willing to spend.  As for me though, I would rather have Sony than stock anyday, even though I prefer a bit of a higher quality product.
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rob_smith 
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Posted: October 04, 2006 at 4:34 AM / IP Logged  

yea thanks i go the speaker insatlled and tehre good enoth for me

thank for all the advice and help


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