Is this nessicary? The adire site says the Koda 6.1 Components handle 100W RMS. The 300/2 will deliver 150W to them. I've been told it will w ork real well but I've also been told speakers don't even need their RMS wattage to operate to their maximum potential. Thanks.
-Mike
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Ryan from Ohio
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I say to much RMS power to them. Find something smaller or add more speakers!
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Justin from Detroit1
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Mpbojangles
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I agree. Do you think I should add a cheap pair of rear speakers and amp them?
The amplifier is a 300/2...will that power front and back speakers?
Also, the other speakers I was looking at, the DLS's, have a 150 W RMS rating. Does this higher rating mean they will deliver better sound quality? Or be louder? Or what?
Thanks guys.
The amplifier is a 300/2...will that power front and back speakers?
Also, the other speakers I was looking at, the DLS's, have a 150 W RMS rating. Does this higher rating mean they will deliver better sound quality? Or be louder? Or what?
Thanks guys.
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Justin from Detroit1
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Mithrandir
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???!!!???!!!
well that what the heck does a higher power rating mean? I thought the higher the wattage the louder they got without distorting. Please explain
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Justin from Detroit1
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