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Car Forum / Dodge / Dodge Trucks / July 2005

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Infinity stereo watt rating? 2000 Dak

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IamGoode - 18 Oct 2004 02:01 GMT
Looking to replace my spekers and want to get something to match the factory
infinity amps. Can some one tell me the RMS/peak watt ratings?
Input apreciated.
Sean

rec.bicycles.marketplace
Simon Jester - 18 Oct 2004 04:03 GMT
>Looking to replace my spekers and want to get something to match the factory
>infinity amps. Can some one tell me the RMS/peak watt ratings?
>Input apreciated.
>Sean

Sometimes you can find that sort of info on Crutchfield's site by looking up
what fits your vehicle.
www.crutchfield.com
Joe - 18 Oct 2004 12:10 GMT
> Looking to replace my spekers and want to get something to match the
> factory infinity amps. Can some one tell me the RMS/peak watt
> ratings? Input apreciated.
> Sean
>
> rec.bicycles.marketplace

The factory Infinify amp is nothing special - it's about 15-20 watts
RMS per channel (if that), the peak power rating is 40 watts per
channel as specified in the Dodge literature.  Most decent aftermarket
head units are more powerful.

One thing to note: The front speakers are "component" speakers in that
they use a crossover to separate highs from lows.  You'll need a
separate woofer/tweeter combination to replace them.  If you're just
replacing speakers and leaving everything else alone, you won't need
the crossover itself, as that's built into the factory wiring.

Also, due to the relatively low power of the Infinity amp, you'll want
to get the most efficient speakers you can find.  A SPL (sound
pressure level) of 92 or higher would be good.

Regards,
Joe
azwiley1 - 19 Oct 2004 06:44 GMT
Great info right up to you mentioned SPL.  SPL is used only in subs and
relates to how much "air" it is/can move.  The number/measurement you should
have referenced is the efficiency rating of a speaker.

>> Looking to replace my spekers and want to get something to match the
>> factory infinity amps. Can some one tell me the RMS/peak watt
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> Regards,
> Joe
Joe - 20 Oct 2004 00:46 GMT
You're right - I should've said sensitivity in db.  Got subs on the
mind...

Sorry for the misinfo.

Regards,
Joe

> Great info right up to you mentioned SPL.  SPL is used only in subs
> and relates to how much "air" it is/can move.  The
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>> Regards,
>> Joe
Twix - 09 Jul 2005 03:14 GMT
>You're right - I should've said sensitivity in db.  Got subs on the
>mind...
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>>> Regards,
>>> Joe

Dont know how I missed this thread a while back.  If you guys are
still around, are either of you bubbleheads?
 
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