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<blockquote data-quote="wu501" data-source="post: 5033041" data-attributes="member: 553825"><p>well you have a 4 channel amp so each channel will be powering a crossover. The specs for that amp is 85 watts x 4 channels @ 4 Ohms or 175 watts x 4 channels @ 2 Ohms which is pretty good because the bostons are 3 ohms so you should get around 125 watts per channel at 3 ohms. I feed mine 170 watts each and they can still take a bit more power.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="wu501, post: 5033041, member: 553825"] well you have a 4 channel amp so each channel will be powering a crossover. The specs for that amp is 85 watts x 4 channels @ 4 Ohms or 175 watts x 4 channels @ 2 Ohms which is pretty good because the bostons are 3 ohms so you should get around 125 watts per channel at 3 ohms. I feed mine 170 watts each and they can still take a bit more power. [/QUOTE]
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