i has wanting many mods.

I haz a 550w 6x9 and wants moore powa

lol are you actually running them at 550w ... i doubt it. perhaps you should learn how to put together a proper stereo set up first.

+1 seriously. What do you have, some sort of off-the-shelf Pioneers or something that say 550 WATTS in giant letters on the back so you just think that's how much power you're getting? My last setup was only pushing 75W RMS to the cabin speakers and it got plenty, plenty loud. But it was clean, actual RMS power, not Best Buy "wattage" power.

I know that just because it says 550 its not 550. especially if its a 3-way system it could be like 75w-110w-90w per tweeter/woofer.

and maybe not even that if it isn't amp'd up to that much.

um thats still peak power not rms... theres NO ****ING WAY YOU ARE PUTTING 110 WATTS THRU THE VOICE COIL OF THAT SPEAKER

I haz Ninja edit?

fail.

Zero, do you HAVE an amplifier?

I don't plan on pushing them so no...I already know the difference between a class d and a and b amps and their usage. I know they don't run at peak. Its obvious.

hahahahahahahahahahahahaha

im loling at this conversation btw

lol@posting in the middle of class...3 people were asleep..so I got up and went to the walkin lab to check me mails.

So you're running these speakers on the factory stereo, or an aftermarket headunit? If it's the factory stereo I'd be surprised if you're getting 17w per channel. Aftermarket, with a few exceptions I'd be surprised if you were anything over 25w per channel.

:iagree:

What I had before about aw x bw x cw was just an example...and like I said, one would be lucky to see those w/o a amp.

Aftermarket headunit

alright, next topic.


how about sluts?

Kingsway Highschool....man that was easy!!!!!!

Ordering the STi engine and trans mounts.

i wanna sleeep.

oh, btw, acme sucks again. i went in this morning and the stupid cashier had no idea how to do a gift card? WTF mate.

:scurred: ugb!