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<blockquote data-quote="MishMash" data-source="post: 2337798" data-attributes="member: 569695">I just purchased and installed a Pioneer DEH-P47DH head unit for my Jeep Cherokee.I am happy with the head unit for this particular vehicle. I want to purchase some new speakers but want to make sure they are matched power-wise.The Head Unit Specs are:Continuous power output is 22W per channel into 4 ohms.Maximum power output is 45W x4.I am planning on buying 4 Alpine 6012si Speakers.They are rated @Power Handling, RMS:&nbsp; &nbsp; 60 WattsPower Handling, Peak:&nbsp; &nbsp; 180 WattsIs the head unit powerful enough to power these speakers?I do not generally listen to music too loud but I don&#039;t want to underpower these speakers casuing any harm to them or head unit.I appreciate any input.Thanks,MishMash</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MishMash, post: 2337798, member: 569695"] I just purchased and installed a Pioneer DEH-P47DH head unit for my Jeep Cherokee. I am happy with the head unit for this particular vehicle. I want to purchase some new speakers but want to make sure they are matched power-wise. The Head Unit Specs are: Continuous power output is 22W per channel into 4 ohms. Maximum power output is 45W x4. I am planning on buying 4 Alpine 6012si Speakers. They are rated @ Power Handling, RMS: 60 Watts Power Handling, Peak: 180 Watts Is the head unit powerful enough to power these speakers? I do not generally listen to music too loud but I don't want to underpower these speakers casuing any harm to them or head unit. I appreciate any input. Thanks, MishMash [/QUOTE]

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