is there a certain size amp you should use with these?
1400103
The speaker specifications say it can handle 25 watts RMS. It's easy to say that the amplifier should be none larger than the spec. But, you could connect them to any size amp provided that you do not "turn up the volume" to a sustained "average" level of 25 watts. It will handle brief peaks of 50 watts. In everyday use, with any sized amplifier, you will know when you are sneaking up on a maximum level (it won't sound too good at that point).
1923959
Depend what you are hooking up to this amp make sure your in the right ohm load if not it's best to get 2 amps like this
1911575
I am not a big expert on amps or speakers. I can tell you that I use four Sony Bookshelf speakers which work just fine. See Sony SS-B1000 5-1/4-Inch Bookshelf Speakers (Pair)
1507073
Well not really sure what you are asking but I have these on a 200watt amp with no issues. They are well built and I have no problem running large power amps through them.Good luck.
1957857
The advice from Henry is what I'd say and do. 4 Channel amp adjusted to your liking should sound good.
511283
Amp is a little underpowered for that. I would look at something a bit more beefy.
1263081
This amp would definitely be able to run them. Probably not to their full potential, but I run two 12" and it sounds really good. I bought this unit for $100 and it was worth that. Not much more than $125.
2104024
get the pyle 3000W hybrid and that should work perfectly unless you feel like buying real expensive amplifiers.
1022864
It should be fine. They can only handle 600 watts of maximum power so just don't turn your amp above halfway and you should be fine.
2283686
Hey Phillip -- I am no expert and do not own these speakers but the its a pretty good relaibel rule to ever add speakers. You will mess up the impedance math and degrade sound and could evenutally blow your amp.
1477968
Yes, it'll work fine. If you want the best sound out of them you'll need an amp.
989398
I'm sure you can use them if it takes 12AX7 tubes, but I can't speak to whether it will change volume on your OD channel. That could just be the amp.
2205987
No not at all. They are generally low impedence @ 32ohm so an amp is not really necessary to dtive these.
808288
I used them with this tube amp (http://www.amazon.com/GemTune-Class--Tube-Amplifier-EL34-B/dp/B00DRUY6EG/ref=sr_1_2?s=electronics&ie;=UTF8&qid;=1449284595&s;r=1-2-spons&keywords;=tube+amplifier&psc;=1) that only has 10 watts per channel, granted, a bit more power than you are asking about. It filled a medium sized room well. Say 15x20 feet. But as others said, it won't rattle he windows. You could also give this inexpensive amp a try (http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00F0H8TOC?psc=1), the sound is surprisingly good.
58944
Yes, that is OK. Just make sure to not over power them. Remember, the total power in will be divided in HALF, going to each speaker, so even if the 15" speaker can handle more, the total max power output of your amp shouldn't exceed twice the rating of the 12" speaker.
320102
Just tune your amp appropriately and it'll be fine. Use a multimeter to tune.
912899
I would say to first research what kind of stock amp you have, along with the correct amount of wattage your current speakers handle aka "RMS"... These speakers are super clear but need the correct amount of power amped to them to sound bright in the highs and clear on the mids