Any one know of any 6 channel amps that push more then 100 watts a channel?

 

thats a coppertop question chris lol

 

I have type r6.5 component speakers in the front
And vibe black air 6x9s in the rear

Fronts are 110 watt rms
Rears are175 watt rms 85 watt minimum
Not sure on the next pair yet but there going on the trunk lid
But I'll make sure they can handle more then 100 watts rms

 

what did you say? Cant hear you, audio too loud. lol

 

That will be an expensive order man. It might be better to do two amps and spilt the duties. Just run the "trunk" speakers off your rear speakers and bridge them. That way you can over do the watts and the speakers will use them equally.

 

I don't have room for 3 amps , all I have room for is one bigger amp and my amp 4 the subs

 

Time to remove the spare tire and install an amp down there. Keeps it hidden quite nice

 

All you should need is two...

 

you do realize theres no minimum requirement for midrange speakers like that right? 100w is plenty but if u really want more then 100w and 6 channel... probably the only one in existence:

Leviathan III - ZED Audio
http://www.zedaudiocorp.com/index.php/order.html

 

I can deal with 100 watts rms at 4 ohm , just can't find n e that do so

Lol yea that's already filled up

 

u no likey the zed one? honestly i cant find any 100w rms 6 channels either

 

Wouldn't 190watt per channel over power my speakers?

I honestly don't know how all this **** works

 

It says it right on vibes website as well on the back of the speaker what the minimum watts is...

 

How much room do you have? You could run one PBR300.2 to the trunk lid speakers and one PBR300.4 to the deck and doors. That would be plenty and all in 2 5"x1.75"x7" packages.

 

right and im telling you thats a lie

 

Lol ok


Emp would a jl Xd600/6 Be sufficient?
JL Audio CA - XD600/6

Like I said I've got 2 vibe black air 6x9s, 2 alpine type r components,
looking to get alpine type r 5.25 coaxials or something similar

 

i dont see why not. speakers are very efficient so they dont "need" much power. most aftermarket radios have 14-22w and thats sufficient power wise. minimum power ratings are a joke

 

Ok thanks man