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<blockquote data-quote="The Fabricator" data-source="post: 8656163" data-attributes="member: 675625"><p>So this is driving me crazy I have the kicker css67 component speakers and the rated RMS is 100w soooo. I have a Pioneer HU (AVH4800xbs) and i wanna run it in network mode but I'll be powering the speakers through an amp. So I'm guessing the RMS for these speakers are 50w Woofer and 50w Tweeter. Can someone explain to me if that's accurate cause it's important to know so i can set my gains properly without blowing anything. Also I'm setting my gains with a oscilloscope and multi-meter. </p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="The Fabricator, post: 8656163, member: 675625"] So this is driving me crazy I have the kicker css67 component speakers and the rated RMS is 100w soooo. I have a Pioneer HU (AVH4800xbs) and i wanna run it in network mode but I'll be powering the speakers through an amp. So I'm guessing the RMS for these speakers are 50w Woofer and 50w Tweeter. Can someone explain to me if that's accurate cause it's important to know so i can set my gains properly without blowing anything. Also I'm setting my gains with a oscilloscope and multi-meter. [/QUOTE]
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