Will I have noise issues?

[chevy_aveo_2005]

I have a pair of 6.5 components in the front, and a set of 8 inch mid bass and 4 inch tweets in the rear dash plus sub in hatch.

Anyone see a problem with this? I will run a 2000w amp to the two sets of components, and a mono to the sub.

Speaker specs:

--6.5 db drive audio. plus 1 inch tweets. 175w nom. 250 max @ 8ohm

--8 inch pioneer pro mid bass with 180 nom and 700 max @ 4 ohm

--4 inch super tweet with 200 nom and 500 max@ 4 ohm. this is the spec for each tweeter. ive got two

--12 inch sub with 400 nom and 1500 max @ 4 ohm

--2000w max speakers amp with 75w nom a/b @ 4 ohms

--1600w max sub amp with 300w nom @ 4 ohms

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[LosIsATool 5,000+ posts]

Besides the fact its going to sound like **** and you don't understand power rating... Who knows

 

[HoneyBadgerRy]

Besides the fact its going to sound like **** and you don't understand power rating... Who knows

I'm a novice compared to this forum, and even I know this.

 

[chevy_aveo_2005]

Right i have not a **** clue about this stuff. Yet here i am, trying to get useful information. Thanks for the replies guys. Im sure this is going to make this much better now.

 

[n2audio 5,000+ posts]

It's a starting point.

Not sure what you're planning to do with the 8's and the tweeters that go with them -- it seems like you'd want a 2-way (component) crossover in line.

It would be helpful if you'd just give us the brand and model so we could look up what you're working with and have the right specs. Max power ratings just get in the way and frustrate those of us that are easily frustrated.

For example -- the subs are those dual 4 ohm voice coils or single? The sub amp -- 300 at 4, but will it run at 2 or 1 ohm?

Usually it's not advisable to run a lot of high frequency is the back of the car. In a lot of cases a simple pair of coaxial speakers at low power are more than adequate for rear fill.

But you're the one listening to it, not us.

 

[chevy_aveo_2005]

It's a starting point.Not sure what you're planning to do with the 8's and the tweeters that go with them -- it seems like you'd want a 2-way (component) crossover in line.

It would be helpful if you'd just give us the brand and model so we could look up what you're working with and have the right specs. Max power ratings just get in the way and frustrate those of us that are easily frustrated.

For example -- the subs are those dual 4 ohm voice coils or single? The sub amp -- 300 at 4, but will it run at 2 or 1 ohm?

Usually it's not advisable to run a lot of high frequency is the back of the car. In a lot of cases a simple pair of coaxial speakers at low power are more than adequate for rear fill.

But you're the one listening to it, not us.

Thank you very much. First off let me just explain my original intentions. My old set up was just two 6x9 pioneer TS-A6986R. I had absolutely no speakers mounted in the doors because the car was a geo tracker. Anyways i had a pioneer TS-SW3002S4 in the hatch. The set up sounded great with edm music. The problem was with rock music. I like my bass with the guitars and such, but the sub would hit hard with the bass drum with rock and roll. So, my intentions with this set up was to do the components in the front, and a component in the rear. the rear components were supposed to hit down to 50 hz (hence the 8's) and then set the sub to hit 50hz and under. The main goal was to get the rock and roll to sound better. Here's the speakers i bought for my new car

2 PIONEER TS-B400PRO 4"-rear dash

1 pair of PIONEER TS-M800PRO-rear dash

1 pair of DB DRIVE P3 6K 6.5" Pro Audio Midrange Speakers-for the front doors

1 Pioneer Stereo MVH-X560BT

1 pair of interfire 2-way passive crossovers-for the rear component set

1 Rockford Fosgate RFK4D 4 Gauge Complete Dual Amplifier/Amp Installation Kit

1 Pioneer GM Digital Series GM-D9605 2000 Watt 5-Channel Class FD Amplifier-for components

1 Pioneer GM-D8601 mono amp-for sub

72 ft of dynamat, the radio harness, couple accessories and a set of spacers for the front speakers.

Again the idea was to make the my system more versatile with different genres by putting the 8's to work rather than the sub all the time. That was the idea at least.