Would it be fine to hook up a Pioneer GM-5400T amp (125w x2 @ 4ohm) into Pioneer TS-D902P speakers (80w RMS/360w Peak/4 ohm ea)? Would that be too much power for these speakers?

Edit: 125w RMS x2 @ 4 ohm

 

dont crank it up all the way. adjust it so that it sounds good not just loud.

 

thanks. i plan on tuning it that way anyway. i simply need to keep the gain low.

 

You'll be fine. 125w is the maximum output of the amp at a specified distortion level, the vast majority of the time it will be putting out less power. If you turn up the volume really high then you could possibly hit 125w or more on a transient, but your speakers are rated 360w peak so it shouldn't be a problem.

 

I didn't properly specify.. It's actually 125w RMS. Would that make much difference?

 

You will be absolutely fine. I doubt the amp will ever truely be pushing 125w...




The amp I use for my bass guitar is 1200w at 2 ohms.... I have a 4x10 cabinet and a 2x12.



the 4x10 handles 1350w, and the 2x12 is only 500.

Daisy chained, I could have all 1200w, but realisticly I'm probably only pushing 850w and thats on a big stage.

The 2x12 doesnt mind the extra 350...

 

it will be fine just adjust the gain

 

idk much about sound systems...i know how to hook em up...and thats about it..lol..idk about gain and X-over and all that...but i know that if i turn my gain up...i can see my back window vibrate back and forth about 1"...haha..yea...it'll blow out one of these days i know...prolly when i hook up the 2 12" JBL's...and i just found a 2400W amp for $150 from a friend...hehehehehe...i feel sound competitions are coming my way..haha

 

whoa. that's some intense stuff. i'm gonna be putting a boston acoustic 1x12" sub in within the next month along with an 800w amp. i hope that pounds hard and clean.