CPTT
Junior Member
Currently I am in Iraq serving a 15 month deployment. I've been buying a few components here and there trying to put together an audio system for my 65 Chevrolet Nova. I am going for a system with clear crisp sound, but don't need tons of volume. I want to be able to hear every bit of my music. Also, the car is a classic and I don't want to have a lot of visible audio equipment in the interior. This is what I have so far.
Pioneer P600UB head unit- glove box
MTX thunderlink 10" Sub with internal 100W amp
MB Quart RAB 450 4-channel amp (4 X 50w @ 4, 4 X 80w RMS @ 2)
MB Quart RVF 269 (6X9 2-way Reference component system) stealth mounted in package tray.
I chose the RAB 450 amp so that I could mount it under my front passenger seat. It is the smallest 4-channel amp that I know of (only 8" X 8")
For the front speakers I will either get a set of the MB quart Premium 6.5" components or the 6.5 Refrence.
Is there any effect on sound quality when running an amplifier at 2 ohms rather than 4 ohms and would it be recommended to do so to run component speakers?
Sorry for my ignorance.
Any comments would be appriciated.
Pioneer P600UB head unit- glove box
MTX thunderlink 10" Sub with internal 100W amp
MB Quart RAB 450 4-channel amp (4 X 50w @ 4, 4 X 80w RMS @ 2)
MB Quart RVF 269 (6X9 2-way Reference component system) stealth mounted in package tray.
I chose the RAB 450 amp so that I could mount it under my front passenger seat. It is the smallest 4-channel amp that I know of (only 8" X 8")
For the front speakers I will either get a set of the MB quart Premium 6.5" components or the 6.5 Refrence.
Is there any effect on sound quality when running an amplifier at 2 ohms rather than 4 ohms and would it be recommended to do so to run component speakers?
Sorry for my ignorance.
Any comments would be appriciated.