MMC6500 amp question
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According to the manual that came with the speakers, the RMS rating is 125 watts for the "system". Does that mean that I can run 125w RMS to each speaker (4 total= 500w RMS), each side (250w RMS), or all of the speakers combined(125w RMS)?? I would appreciate any help, I've got about 75w RMS running to either side (150 total) and they sound great, but I am going to have to get a new amp for other reasons and I want to know what I should get. Thanks!
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this means to each crossover
you have two speakers coming from each crossover...a tweeter and a midrange
so you want to have 125 watts going to each crossover, and the crossover will split the power up to go the tweeter and the midrange
-CodyMusic is like candy, you have to get rid of the rappers to enjoy it -
Unless you bi-amp them in which case youd put 65 watts to each tweet and 65 to each mid.
Cody said it best. The total amount coming thru each x-over should be 125 watts.polkaudio sound quality competitor since 2005
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Thanks for the help. Right now I have a RF 45.2 powering them right now and they sound good, I think it puts about 60w rms to each crossover so I'll be upgrading eventually. Any suggestions? Thanks
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