Powering Kappa Perfects
Is 50W per channel sufficient when powering Kappa Perfect 6.1s? i mean, will you need more juice to get the full potential of the speakers? or will they sound good with 50W if you crank up the volume?
just wondering.
just wondering.
So I just bought an Alpine MRV-T320 when I was looking at the specs it said
80 watts per channel so I figured I was good. It just arrived last night and the
Book that came with it said 80 watts per channel @ 14.4 volts WTF!!! how do
you do that ??? So at 12volts its like 50 watts per channel now I don't know
If I should get another one because I want sufficient power for the speakers
I don't want to get it all together and then be disappointed not sure what to do
any body got suggestions ???
80 watts per channel so I figured I was good. It just arrived last night and the
Book that came with it said 80 watts per channel @ 14.4 volts WTF!!! how do
you do that ??? So at 12volts its like 50 watts per channel now I don't know
If I should get another one because I want sufficient power for the speakers
I don't want to get it all together and then be disappointed not sure what to do
any body got suggestions ???
Originally Posted by Jacko,Nov 5 2004, 05:47 PM
So I just bought an Alpine MRV-T320 when I was looking at the specs it said
80 watts per channel so I figured I was good. It just arrived last night and the
Book that came with it said 80 watts per channel @ 14.4 volts WTF!!! how do
you do that ??? So at 12volts its like 50 watts per channel now I don't know
If I should get another one because I want sufficient power for the speakers
I don't want to get it all together and then be disappointed not sure what to do
any body got suggestions ???
80 watts per channel so I figured I was good. It just arrived last night and the
Book that came with it said 80 watts per channel @ 14.4 volts WTF!!! how do
you do that ??? So at 12volts its like 50 watts per channel now I don't know
If I should get another one because I want sufficient power for the speakers
I don't want to get it all together and then be disappointed not sure what to do
any body got suggestions ???
Your battery provided 12v, your electrical system will provide ~13.5v to 14.5v when the car is running... So don't worry so much. Get out a trusty multimeter to check switched voltage against ground if you want an exact number.
Mike
Mike
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