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<blockquote data-quote="limitkid7" data-source="post: 137959" data-attributes="member: 545328"><p>i suggest always buy speakers before you buy amp..</p><p></p><p>if you want good performance you would most of the time need to get an amp.</p><p></p><p>most hu's don't put out many watts... usually when a hu says like 45x4 or 65x4 its only referring to the max....... which isn't really reliable so its more like 27x4 or 15x4..... i suggest get an amp...</p><p></p><p>say u get speakers where max is 200 watts and rms is like 40...... i suggest getting an amp that is closer to the rms than to the max..... so you wound want to get an amp that has like an rms of 40-100 watts...... also the product does depend on what u buy..</p><p></p><p>for example a kenwood amp isn't the same as an alpine amp</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="limitkid7, post: 137959, member: 545328"] i suggest always buy speakers before you buy amp.. if you want good performance you would most of the time need to get an amp. most hu's don't put out many watts... usually when a hu says like 45x4 or 65x4 its only referring to the max....... which isn't really reliable so its more like 27x4 or 15x4..... i suggest get an amp... say u get speakers where max is 200 watts and rms is like 40...... i suggest getting an amp that is closer to the rms than to the max..... so you wound want to get an amp that has like an rms of 40-100 watts...... also the product does depend on what u buy.. for example a kenwood amp isn't the same as an alpine amp [/QUOTE]
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