What amplifier would you recommend for these?
1404043
Any quality integrated amp/receiver would do fine. As long as the amp/receiver is 100 watts per channel or MORE. Don't use anything less! These control 1 monitors are loud for the size,but don't push them too hard,or you may blow a crossover.
1404044
Any normal receiver will work for these, I have them currently hooked up to a Sony reciever that outputs 85 watts per channel, they sound great but they can handle over double the power than that. To be honest, you will need something over 50 watts per channel to really drive these guys, anything over 130 watts per channel is overkill. Hope this helps.
1404045
i have a pair working off a home amp and also have a pair working off a car amp both sound great
1404046
I'm using these speakers outside of my barn. I'm driving them with a simple 2 channel stereo tuner/amplifier from Sony that I purchased at WalMart. They are on the B output. The A output drives 2 JBL 4312 Control Monitors inside the workshop / art studio part of the barn
415951
I would recommend a higher quality amp. it pushes 12's okay but audio quality is not there.
83285
I would think you would want a higher rated (wattage) amp. I used mine for running two 100 watt monitors. It worked well, I have since sold it.
1264164
To push them well you will want a external 4ch amp. But that's a good start and will totally work! Enjoy.
1060467
I would consider a bigger amp because of the 2 12's and you need more power. If you bring to 2ohm load then you can power with any 2 channel or mono with sufficient power. Check the power rating of the drivers and will help in your decision. Hope this helps.
2005534
Literally any mono amp will do. If it's going to be paired up with this, then the cheaper, the better. I had mine hooked up to a really nice Alpine, it didn't help any.
813898
I did not need an amp for these units. I am using an pioneer avic navi unit. Any upgraded stereo unit has more than enough power to run these and still sound good
803629
Hi,We recommend the Seismic Audio Shockwave4000 power amp. It has the power needed to get the maximum performance from these speakers.
294488
You can use any amp, just match the ohms and you can go up to 3 times the rms value in wattage. Right now I'm using a pyle or my Behringer amp. Don't let anyone shy you away from the behringers.... they are awesome!!! very good value for the money.
571665
See my review of this amp kit on Amazon. If it does not answer your questions then get back to me.
1023458
There are some simple amps that you can buy for relatively cheap. Lepai makes a perfect solution for you ~$25 bucks. Lepai LP-A68 is what I use.
1551905
They should work fine i that application. Get a 1000 watt amplifier and you will have ample and proper power.
1182071
I can get you an amplifier for those speakers. I'll be happy to help you if you want me to. Email me back and we'll talk directly (not through the amazon web site) Thanks
794808
The cheapest amp possible will work fine. It is only activated by current to vibrate. Sound quality isn't important. Just have the proper amperage and a crossover.
1774386
U need a amp with good current and small reciever will not power these well I recommend at least a 200 watt power amp
326559
I'd say a minimum 600 watt amp. You don't want a smaller amp that ur speakers will force it to go into protect mode. Any good brand like mb quart, hifonics, precision power, or even pioneer will do the work.
144274
I concur with the others on this question. You do need an amplifier for these speakers.