Unregistered guest | Hi there.. I've just bought a Sony CDX-S2000 CD Tuner, with the intention of installing it in the kitchen and wiring up two speakers in my bathroom to front, and two in kitchen to rear (or something like that). I've come to actually choosing the speakers, and I'm slightly flummoxed.. I was thinking of something like this: http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3089876282&category=15263 or this http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2472785346&category=15271 but now I've heard of underpowering, and all sorts of other arcane music tech malarkey.. can anyone help out here??? Cheers Tiff |
Unregistered guest | the stereo's vital statistics are: AM/FM RDS Tuner Wired remote control input CD-R/RW compatible 4 x 50W Amplifier 1 RCA pre-out EQ3 100dB+ Signal to noise ratio Detachable face plate DIN sized unit ISO Connector Drive-S S-MOSFET and I've seen some speakers that are this: 6 1/2" WATERPROOF SPEAKERS (80W) 6 1/2" polymica cones in precision moulded frames. Sold as a pair. 10 oz magnet. 80 W RMS (EIA) power handling, 160W max. 4 Ohms impedence. Swivel tweeters. 1" mylar domes. Neodymium magnets. Plastic magnet covers. All plastic parts are high temp ABS -20 degrees to +105 degrees centigrade. 400 Hr UV stable plastic. Frequency response 40-25 KHz + -db. Gold plated connectors. Ideal for the garden, spa, hot tub, sauna, pool area, boats, caravans, motorhomes or any outdoor application. Is 80w too much for the amp? they are 4 ohms though, which is good for car stereos, yesno?? |
Unregistered guest | hmm. the sony website says Output Power (DIN 45324, 4 ohm) 4x 26W Max. Output Power (1kHz, 4 ohm) 4x 50W |
Silver Member Username: Project6Post Number: 455 Registered: Dec-03 | the speakers should pose no problem and the car stereo should be fine as well. However, don't believe the power ratings, those are peak outputs at certain times and for a short burst. In reality the wattage should be around 7-10 watts. And yes, 4 ohms is usually standard for car stereos. You should worry about the power supply you are going to use for the car stereo. 13.8 volts with about 25 ampere or higher rating. cheers |