Problems with Pioneer Premier Components!

[abit2theright 10+ year member]

Well see it cost me a good bit of money to stick those 6 X 9's in there in the first place, and I plan to get two additional subs - Pioneer Premier TS-W1207D2.

Can I still run my two components, 6 X9's, and 2 subs off of a 4-way bridgeable 1200w amp like the Pioneer Premier PRS-D4200F?

thanks for all your help guys!

 

[DejaWiz 5,000+ posts]

Well see it cost me a good bit of money to stick those 6 X 9's in there in the first place, and I plan to get two additional subs - Pioneer Premier TS-W1207D2.

Can I still run my two components, 6 X9's, and 2 subs off of a 4-way bridgeable 1200w amp like the Pioneer Premier PRS-D4200F?

thanks for all your help guys!

I wouldn't... each of those subs is rated for 400W RMS and I'd push every bit of that to them.

My advice- get a decent 2x100W RMS @ 4 Ohm amp for the front comps, a class D mono 800W RMS @ either 2 Ohm or 1 Ohm amp, and run the 6x9's off the HU.

 

[Millertime1028 10+ year member]

My advice- get a decent 2x100W RMS @ 4 Ohm amp for the front comps, a class D mono 800W RMS @ either 2 Ohm or 1 Ohm amp, and run the 6x9's off the HU.

x2

 

[abit2theright 10+ year member]

Ah, good advice, thanks so much!

 

[DejaWiz 5,000+ posts]

Correction - since the subs are each dual 2 ohm, you'll need to find an amp that will do 800+ WRMS at 2 Ohms or 0.5 Ohms

 

[abit2theright 10+ year member]

Well, I'm trying to stick with the Pioneer Premier line or at least Pioneer, will the mono 1200w amp be good for the subs?

 

[DejaWiz 5,000+ posts]

Well, I'm trying to stick with the Pioneer Premier line or at least Pioneer, will the mono 1200w amp be good for the subs?

Which amp, specifically?

If you mean the PRS-D1200SPL, then absolutely.

If you are referring to the GM-D8400M, then it'll do, but it'll come up a smidge short as it's rated for 600WRMS @ 2 Ohms.

 

[abit2theright 10+ year member]

Well, the PRS-D1200SPL amp seems a tad bit expensive, is their an amp inbetween cost wise? and what about the components?

 

[DejaWiz 5,000+ posts]

If you want some decent amps that won't break the bank, check out the Hifonics Titan series.

Mono: TXi1508D

2 CH: TXi4008

They're perfect for your setup, imo.

 

[abit2theright 10+ year member]

So I went ahead and bought those two Hifonics Amps, now gotta wait til next week to get those subs //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif

How about enclosures? Any advice on that?