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[ivanfbi 10+ year member]

i need front stage, running off a 75W each, I would go with RSD, but they need more power, so what else is good?

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[jmanpc 5,000+ posts]

Pioneer REV comps

 

[dman4486 5,000+ posts]

what size? resistance?

 

[ivanfbi 10+ year member]

6.5 ohm running off front of a PG ZX475ti

Want good midbass, smooth tweets, and overall good sound

 

[jmanpc 5,000+ posts]

Pioneer REV comps

qft

 

[Thedeadly1 10+ year member]

blitz audio makes some really good stuff

 

[Gary S 10+ year member]

Pioneer Rev.

 

[DejaWiz 5,000+ posts]

Can't go wrong with Pioneer REVs off that kind of power.

 

[grampi 10+ year member]

i need front stage, running off a 75W each, I would go with RSD, but they need more power, so what else is good?

Not really. Those should sound just fine off of 75 wrms.

 

[DejaWiz 5,000+ posts]

Not really. Those should sound just fine off of 75 wrms.

Based on the numerous reviews, midbass might be a concern though, imo. Based off of that, I wouldn't recommend anything less than 2x120w rms.

 

[grampi 10+ year member]

Based on the numerous reviews, midbass might be a concern though, imo. Based off of that, I wouldn't recommend anything less than 2x120w rms.

They're 60 watt speakers. 75 wrms should be fine unless he plans to listen to them at extremely high volume levels. If that's the case, then he might want more power to prevent amp clipping and to provide more headroom.

 

[mapolley07 10+ year member]

my RSDs are getting 75-80 watts and they sound fine, i will be giving them more power come summer though.

i'm just never satisfied lol

 

[DejaWiz 5,000+ posts]

They're 60 watt speakers. 75 wrms should be fine unless he plans to listen to them at extremely high volume levels. If that's the case, then he might want more power to prevent amp clipping and to provide more headroom.

The manufacturer usually lists rms in 2 ways: 1.) full range, or 2.) a conservative fail-safe when a HPF is used. Just as much as max watts is a useless rating, so is rms imo. I see it as merely a baseline.

 

[grampi 10+ year member]

The manufacturer usually lists rms in 2 ways: 1.) full range, or 2.) a conservative fail-safe when a HPF is used. Just as much as max watts is a useless rating, so is rms imo. I see it as merely a baseline.

I agree 100%, but I've rarely ever seen speakers that actually REQUIRE 2 to 3 times their RMS rating in order to sound good. MOST speakers sound just fine feeding them anywhere from their RMS rating, to 1.5 times that rating.

 

[DejaWiz 5,000+ posts]

I agree 100%, but I've rarely ever seen speakers that actually REQUIRE 2 to 3 times their RMS rating in order to sound good. MOST speakers sound just fine feeding them anywhere from their RMS rating, to 1.5 times that rating.

And I agree with you 100% here, but there are always exceptions to that rule of thumb. One being the RSd comps when trying to get the midbass potential out of them.