I'm getting tired of carring around a heavy box with 2 12' subs so I've desided to connect my RF P8002 amp to some 6x9's. My brother has a best buy voucher for an MP3 player that he returned and I wanted to use that money to buy some 6x9's from there.
I have an P8002 and two old RF amps with a label that says 45RMS. The P8002amp puts out 200 W x 2 @ 4 Ohms RMS, 400 W x 2 @ 2 Ohms RMS, 800 W x 1 @ 4 Ohms Bridged RMS I'll probably be running it at 4ohms but the 6x9's they sell there have a really low RMS. The lower priced speakers actully have a higher max and RMS.
I have RF P162S componenets on the front with a 60w RMS and 120max. I have been using the small RF amps for the front and back sets. If I buy some 6x9 should I connect them to the P8002 or to the small amps. I want have more front projection (sound infront), I'm not sure that's how you say it. I want some midbass and concentration more on SQ. I know I'll probably have to turn down my amp really low.
What 6x9's should I buy if I have to get them from BB.
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Poly Dollies
I would tell you to go listen to some woofers. You seem to have a pretty good idea of what you want, now just go to BB and listen.
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There are 3 kinds of people in the world, those who can count and those who can't
I work at BB and none of out 6x9s are going to take that kind of power. Check out a couple of the Alpine Type Es if you want something a lil smaller they would handle that amp nicely and add some good clean bass
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Rusty Spring
98 s10 reg cab
Type R 12 Inverted between seats
Type R 6.5 for doors
Type S 5.25 on the dash
Alpine MRD-M605 mono
Alpine MRV-F345 4ch