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Topic: 200 w RMS. What comp. set can handle that?

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Silverwolf
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Are there any component sets out there for a reasonable price <400$ that can handle 200 w rms? Not necesarily rated, but can handle it?

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Haksr1
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there are a few boston acoustics that can handel it

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Well i think that kickers resolution's can handle that.This is what is on the wab site tweeters 150 watts max Mid 100 watts max. So if you go by that they sould handle 200 fine.

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cdtech hd642 will take 200watts rated

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20-500watts model 6.53 system
20-400watts model 6.5 system
20-400watts model 5.5 system
20-300watts model 4.5 system------------------
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Haksr1
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The BA I was talking about do

20-500watts model 6.53 system
20-400watts model 6.5 system
20-400watts model 5.5 system
20-300watts model 4.5 system

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Silverwolf
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Hey specter, how much do those cdtechs run for the 6.5" component set? Are you happy with them? Also , i was wondering if anyone knew if the Polk DX's could handle that?

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I have two Crossfire CFA390m's (one per trio)... so thats 200w x 1 per amp...very nice, very clean.They retail around $550+ , but if you are looking for a good price, email me.later-john
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I also have the 642DT...

I have two Crossfire CFA390m's (one per trio)... so thats 200w x 1 per amp...

very nice, very clean.

They retail around $550+ , but if you are looking for a good price, email me.

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audiophile
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I give my Boston Pro 5.4's over 260 WRMS a side, no problems.
Love that headroom!

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specter
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the zeb has them a good deal cheaper than $500, i think they quoted me around $300+
not sure how +, got the email at home, i'll check later. i don't have them yet though.
i'm still short the CDT's and the PPI. and the Mmats is on it's way. unfortunatly the car is here. ugly, slow k-car.

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i have the boston ProSeries 6.5's
they rock it down supremely, i have about 200 watts going to them. just get a nice crossover for them and you will be fine.

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Either run external or internal hi-pass on them and that should allow you to send 200 without a problem. Also, just make sure your gains are set right. You might want to put a pair of passives on them too. Those will help any post-imput noise fluxuations.Good advice from above too on brands and set-ups. UB------------------
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Ber
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I concur with JLCrossfire. If you've got them crossed-over, you can send extra power to them. The bass is what will kill them faster than anything.

Good advice from above too on brands and set-ups.

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Silverwolf
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So with that much power, would it be wiser to go with multiple amps and electronic x-overs, or will passives work fine too? I know that they have their power limitations also......

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