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<blockquote data-quote="srivishnu35" data-source="post: 8336030" data-attributes="member: 664016"><p>Hi all, I just joined caraudio today.I am planning to get a Pioneer component speaker 4ohms,45w rms for my polo front door, And I have chosen a 6.5&quot; jbl coaxial 4ohms, 70w rms for the back doors. And I also wanted to add an amp and subwoofer for my existing stock head unit. Since the components output is 4ohms,45rms will it be possible to power with a two channel amp(330rms). Using one channel for the 4 door speakers(1 pair being 45rms and another being 70rms) and another channel for the sub(Blaupunkt tube 4ohms,200rms). Since my budget is moderate also I don&#039;t have much technical knowledge in power outputs and frequencies. I would really appreciate any information or suggestion regarding to my purchase plan. Will it be possible to power four door speakers through one channel or the door speakers does not necessarily to be connected to an amp.&nbsp; FYI - I am not replacing my head unit.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="srivishnu35, post: 8336030, member: 664016"] Hi all, I just joined caraudio today.I am planning to get a Pioneer component speaker 4ohms,45w rms for my polo front door, And I have chosen a 6.5" jbl coaxial 4ohms, 70w rms for the back doors. And I also wanted to add an amp and subwoofer for my existing stock head unit. Since the components output is 4ohms,45rms will it be possible to power with a two channel amp(330rms). Using one channel for the 4 door speakers(1 pair being 45rms and another being 70rms) and another channel for the sub(Blaupunkt tube 4ohms,200rms). Since my budget is moderate also I don't have much technical knowledge in power outputs and frequencies. I would really appreciate any information or suggestion regarding to my purchase plan. Will it be possible to power four door speakers through one channel or the door speakers does not necessarily to be connected to an amp. FYI - I am not replacing my head unit. [/QUOTE]

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