The JL 500/5 is
100rms x2 in front
25rmsx2 in rear
250rms subwoofer.
I want to know if the subwoofer channel could push 4 CDT 6x9sub/midrange speakers. They are 150rms for a pair. So that would be 300 for all 4.
Would that work?
I got a chance to get a killer deal on a 500/5 and just curious if it will work with what im trying to do.
It'll RUN it, but not in stereo. The 250 watt channel is a mono channel. Keep your impedance where it belongs (or higher) and you'll have no issues.
those JL class D (the amp used on the sub part) are limited to around 500hz and under by the amplifier design.
you wont get much midrange from the sub-amp part.
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haemphyst wrote:
It'll RUN it, but not in stereo. The 250 watt channel is a mono channel. Keep your impedance where it belongs (or higher) and you'll have no issues.
Could you explain a little more on the impedance? Thank you.
Im getting a 500/5 on a really good deal. Ill just use the 250x1 to run a sub....
I like keeping amps the same brand.
I just check up on the speakers and they say 100rms.
So should a 300/4 jl amp. 75wrms work in this case?
I just recieved my JL amp. 500/5 channel.
Front 100 RMS. Im trying to look for a good 3 way component setup. Looked @ hertz witchis a 100rms 3 way set.
Just wanted to hear some other options on a good 3 way component setup. Under $500 dollars. The hertz is $400.
Also i cut wholes in my rear door panels for 5 1/4 speakers.
The rear on the amp is only 25 rms. Im guessing i should use a coaxial speaker. Also any suggestions.
The rear deck has 2 6x9's but i will be taking those out.
Will 250RMS be good for a 10w6v2? Ported custom enclosure. I was thinking about getting a 250/1v2 amp and pushing another 10w6v2. On JL's site it recommends 300rms on their chart. I know the sub says 600rms.
Thanks for any help. Highly appreciated.