pioneer rev 6.5

[nike 10+ year member]

is the orion 4004 enough for a pair of rev comps or should i go bigger, i already have the 4004

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[Raven 10+ year member]

Use what you got, if it's not enough to your ears, go bigger. Can't lose anything in the deal that way.

 

[nike 10+ year member]

but i dont get my comps until monday so i wanto to know if thats is going to be enough for them, cause i heard they need a lo of power to sound right.

 

[DejaWiz 5,000+ posts]

You can always bridge it (200w rms x 2 @ 4 ohms) and be very careful with the gain settings.

 

[kicker06 10+ year member]

You can always bridge it (200w rms x 2 @ 4 ohms) and be very careful with the gain settings.

I probably wouldn't do that on those speakers.

 

[nike 10+ year member]

I probably wouldn't do that on those speakers.

then what do u recommend, what should i do

 

[DejaWiz 5,000+ posts]

then what do u recommend, what should i do

Give it a try in 4 CH mode, if it's insufficient to your liking, bridge the amp to 2 CH mode (be very careful with those gains!). If you don't want to do bridged, then you'll have to get a different amp that is more matched to the speakers.

 

[nike 10+ year member]

what other amp do u recommend?, and how much power should i give them? have u seen a system with this comps, if so what where they using to power them?

 

[asaner85 10+ year member]

Whats the rms on that amp? Im giving mine 75W X4 rms with my HU volume maxed out and no distortion.

First I had them with 35W then 50W, but with 75W they really come alive. They dont sound GREAT, but they do sound really good with most music.

GL!

 

[nike 10+ year member]

4x50@4 ohms

4x100@2 ohms

2x200@ 40hms