I am just waiting for the rest of the equipment to arrive via UPS, but I am setting up me sound system.

HU: Sony CDX-F5700
Amp: Pyramid PB-448x
Speakers: Pair of Pioneer TS-A6960R
Sub: Pioneer TS-W300R

I was thinking about using 2 channels of the amp in bridge for the sub in a sealed 1.5 cuft box and the other 2 channels for the pair of 6x9s. I am using the pre-amp out rear for the 6x9s and the pre-amp out for the sub. I am going to unplug the Bose speakers in the door panels for now and just run those three in the back.

I believe I read that each channel of the speaker is 2 Ohm stable. Is that going to damage the 6x9s?
Should I set it up differently?

Thanks for the inputs.

 

So you're going to only have sound coming from the rear? Trust me, it's awful. I dealt with it out of necessity for a few weeks, why would you do that on purpose. also, You'll get much better SQ from circular speakers instead of the 6x9s

 

Your best speakers should be run up front. I ran with my components in the front and OEM rear speakers for a while. I use the back speakers to round things out (rear fill).

 

I am just a little tight on the budget for now, but I am going to get 2, 3 or 4 way speakers for the door panels. Then, I am going to wire them together with the 6x9s using the same amp. I have 250w coming out from each channel and the 6x9s can only handle 220w. I don't know too much about component speakers, so to be safe, I will use, uh, whichamacallits, coaxials or triaxials...

Thanks!

 

Please do not believe that the amp will provide you with any where what it claims.

 

I haven't actually seen the 6x9s ur talkin about, but 220w sounds like peak handling...not RMS (which u should go by). And I have to agree with Pearl96Max, that amp isn't gonna put out what it claims.

 

I leave the org since Friday and look what happens...I dont know where to start...
the sony deck, the pyramid amp, the pioneer amp and subs, and no front speakers...umm my suggestion is ditch all this. Im sorry if this is harsh, but doesnt anyone do any research before they buy stuff these days?

ANDREY if this is your first system or whatever its all good man dont take what im saying the wrong way, weve all been there. But read up, theres MUCH better stuff out there for not too much more money.

 

word up... no front speakers????

 

front speakers > rear speakers

 

A true 50W is all that is needed to start damging the human ear. Listening at 250W would essentially

 

wow no wonder i have a ringing in my head dam tweeters