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if you're not worried about losing some FM signal then the 4 channel amp to go with is the SS PN4.520D.
 
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is there a reason why it interferes with fm signal ? anyone have that problem how bad is it ?
 
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it's hit or miss. Mine works perfectly fine, a few others here, perfectly fine. Others, it comes and goes, has little effect, or takes out FM altogether.
 
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it's hit or miss. Mine works perfectly fine, a few others here, perfectly fine. Others, it comes and goes, has little effect, or takes out FM altogether.
Ya I don't want to risk that, I'm going to run the rockford fosgate amp see how it goes, if not so good I'll change it out, I talked to a local audio place an they said they wouldn't use type r' s they only use hertz and arc I think he said, so well see what happens I'll let everyone know how they sound when there done, I guess it comes down to opinon, and how much you're looking to spend, there so many options to go with when it comes to this stuff
 
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ultranutz ,,,,,,

use this J&M 4-ch amp and should be no need to worry about loss of FM signal http://www.jmcorp.com/ProductDetail....JMAA-1800H-UNV ,,,,,,,
 
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Ya I don't want to risk that, I'm going to run the rockford fosgate amp see how it goes, if not so good I'll change it out, I talked to a local audio place an they said they wouldn't use type r' s they only use hertz and arc I think he said, so well see what happens I'll let everyone know how they sound when there done, I guess it comes down to opinon, and how much you're looking to spend, there so many options to go with when it comes to this stuff
if you're talking about the PBR300x4, hit up streetglidewalt here. He just put one that I know personally works fine up for sale in the classifieds for $75
 
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well change of plans, the installation is being pushed off for a few days until i get my 2nd amp ahaha, i got the pbr 300x4 today in the mail today and didnt realize how small it was i was looking around today for a bigger amp before i got home and saw this. I dropped off all my stuff to the installaton guy, and had a thought of having 2 of these amps wired up, each set of speakers will have its own amp. well see how loud this set up will be now, dont have to worry about under powering
 
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so this thread has been kinda all over the place. What is your final speaker setup going to be?
 
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so this thread has been kinda all over the place. What is your final speaker setup going to be?

Running, 6.5 alpine type r in the fairing wired to the pbr 300x4, 5 1/4 alpine type r in the lids wired to another pbr 300x4 , with stock hk head unit
 
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those are both 4 ohm speakers.. Man I would shy away from that 300x4 if I were you.

1.) not enough power to do anything with adequately.
2.) heat issues are a common fact with this particular amp

If I were you, I'd opt for 1 of the following 2

1.) 1 - PBR300x2, wire both sets of speakers in parallel to bring the impedance load down to 2 ohms where that 1 amp will make those speakers shine.
2.) 2 - PBR300x2. 1 for front and 1 for rear. This is still going to provide more power than the 300x4 and you won't have to worry about the heat issues. Both amps will fit inside the fairing as well sitting side by side on top of the head unit.

Those 300x4s get so hot you can't touch them and when they get that hot guess what comes out of them inherently? Distortion! That's a problem for me and will be a problem for your speakers. Power doesn't kill speakers unless you're overly crazy with power, distortion kills speakers.

On a side note, IMO you're wasting your time with 5.25" speakers in the lids. 6.5" minimum and then those are lacking in the lids. You'd be better off purchasing a set of pods from Junes Upholstery on eBay and fitting 6.5" in there. At least they will be directed towards you and provide a nice "fill" for your fronts.
 


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