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Jul 15 2013 08:54pm
no they will be much better than stock. they are the cheapest series but they are fine.

they should be plenty loud just off your head units power...i say should considering its a pyle.

years of experience at this point. lots of entry level installs and a few high end installs. basically do it as a hobby these days.
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Jul 15 2013 09:01pm
Quote (Subwoofer @ Jul 16 2013 02:54am)
no they will be much better than stock. they are the cheapest series but they are fine.

they should be plenty loud just off your head units power...i say should considering its a pyle.

years of experience at this point. lots of entry level installs and a few high end installs. basically do it as a hobby these days.


hmm ok then, should i go with the s series just to be safe and in the middle?

btw not sure if this matters, but the Pyle head unit says - Provides 80 watts output over 4 channels for a maximum output power of 320 watts.
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Jul 15 2013 09:05pm
you can go s if you want but the e series is all you need.

max power is a useless spec rs power is the useful one.

the problem there is pyle likes to just make up its specs when the real ones are much lower. easy way to know if you can trust specs is if they are cea-2006 compliant
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Jul 15 2013 09:19pm
Quote (Subwoofer @ Jul 16 2013 03:05am)
you can go s if you want but the e series is all you need.

max power is a useless spec rs power is the useful one.

the problem there is pyle likes to just make up its specs when the real ones are much lower. easy way to know if you can trust specs is if they are cea-2006 compliant


well either way if you look at the RMS or peak, the s series is more than the e...
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Jul 15 2013 09:42pm
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well either way if you look at the RMS or peak, the s series is more than the e...


your mtx amplifier is 45 rms watts per channel. the e series are 45rms watt per speaker. no real reason to go with the s series when the e series already matches the amplifiers power.
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Jul 16 2013 07:20am
Quote (Subwoofer @ Jul 16 2013 03:42am)
your mtx amplifier is 45 rms watts per channel. the e series are 45rms watt per speaker. no real reason to go with the s series when the e series already matches the amplifiers power.


ok gotcha, but wouldnt the amp be able to make the speaker go up to its peak power?
not sure how it works
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ok gotcha, but wouldnt the amp be able to make the speaker go up to its peak power?
not sure how it works


again ignore peak power. it's a completely useless spec.
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again ignore peak power. it's a completely useless spec.


ah i see, thank you very much for the help :)
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