cdt es62i gold

[titanle 10+ year member]

How much power should I feed these speakers? I have a sundown 100.4, im thinking of bridging it so its 320x2. Then I could either run the rears off the HU or get a smaller 100x2 for them. Any thoughts?

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[titanle 10+ year member]

anyone?

 

[blazeplacid 10+ year member]

id say about 150-200ish

if you arent going to heavily deaden your doors or make some pods I wouldnt even bother

 

[blazeplacid 10+ year member]

also

the fronts should be loud enough that you dont need rear speakers

I left mine hooked up to the deck, they still work but you cant hear them to well.

any more questions? just ask

 

[titanle 10+ year member]

also
the fronts should be loud enough that you dont need rear speakers

I left mine hooked up to the deck, they still work but you cant hear them to well.

any more questions? just ask

hmmm would it be overkill then if i bridged my sundown and ran 320x2?

 

[king ranch 5,000+ posts]

bridge the amp and x-them over at 100hz and throw them 250rms per side

i have a set of cdt cl-62cf rated for 150rms per side and giving them 175clean with no problem

if you want a for sure answer from someone whos knows their stuff send exige a pm

 

[titanle 10+ year member]

bridge the amp and x-them over at 100hz and throw them 250rms per side
i have a set of cdt cl-62cf rated for 150rms per side and giving them 175clean with no problem

if you want a for sure answer from someone whos knows their stuff send exige a pm

lol that never really occured to me....considering i bought from him lol

 

[alteraudiousa 10+ year member]

you will be fine running 300rms to them. The ES Gold use the 560i crossover which can handle that amount of power. I would cross them over at 100hz or 80hz if you can put a steep slope on it. But if you're running a good amount of power to them, make sure your doors are properly deadened.