Need Help

[Monice02]

700w amp powering 2 12" subs and four 2 way speakers with cap and normal after market headunit with 50w x 4. wanna know what can i do to make speakers loud enough to leave ears ringing?

[NAVY IC]

WHICH.....amp
...............subs
.........speakers
..............head
DO YOU HAVE
...............???
and are you still spending money...??

[PlayStation3]

you need atleast a 125 rms per channel to get your ears to start hurting. atleast that is what seems to get mine to start. like i can take my 100 rms just fine but a freind has a 125 rms amp and i can say that kinda of hurts your ears with 4 of them.

[NAVY IC]

higher frequencies will have your ears ringing with a lot less power than it takes for lower frequencies...be careful with those highs...

[PaulD]

ringing can be caused by much lower volume if it's badly distorted

[PlayStation3]

that and this is a bad question to ask because people can probelly take a different amount of watts then the guy next to them.

[PaulD]

I can listen to fairly loud undistorted music ..... unfortunately that's VERY hard to find.

[sickcallawayc12]

Originally Posted by Monice02

700w amp powering 2 12" subs and four 2 way speakers with cap and normal after market headunit with 50w x 4. wanna know what can i do to make speakers loud enough to leave ears ringing?

I bet that 50w x 4 is the max rms, that deck ain't puttin' out that much power every second.

Amp your speakers, whatever they are, and turn up the highs from the equalizer on your deck, whatever it is. Cranking the sub volume won't hurt either (well, it hurts, but you get what i mean ).

[Monice02]

kenwood headunit - 4 after market kenwood 2 way speakers - 2 12" baha subs (gift don't ask) - cap - and a amp putting out bout 700w to speakers and amp but ill try doing a second amp to speakers alone and hit you guys back and tell you how it turned out