[nekedboy]

OKay, this is sort of a dumb question, but if my head unit puts out 50 watts RMS per channel already(4 channels), would it make any sense to put a 4-channel amp on my fronts and rears that puts out 50 watts RMS per channel at 4 Ohms????? (the doors and rears are 4 ohms)

For some reason I'm thinking that it wouldn't be putting out any more power, am I right? Or is my brain fried from too much Holiday food....

Please help.



QUICK EDIT: What impedance are head units typically rated at???
2 ohms, or 4 ohms???

 

[nekedboy]

Headunit's a Kenwood DDX 7015, which I found out after REALLLLY searching puts out 22 watts RMS, so I'm essentially doubling my power output by going with a 50 watt RMS amp, right?

THANKS!

 

[nekedboy]

I'm already rolling fat as far as all is concerned, I'm just upgrading by amping my speakers, and soundproofing....as I sit the Ack is right behind me GUTTED to the bare metal inside waiting for the fatmat to be stuck on.

I guess the good thing is that If this amp isnt' that noticable, All I have to do is get another one and plug-N-play.

 

[nekedboy]

Well Guys I just got done, and LEMME tell you....OH MY GOD!!!!!!!!!!

To say there was a little difference would be one hell of an understatement.

As for the Headliner, I left it alone..tried once with a '91 and it's a pain.

I used FATMAT sound deadner...as far as value is concerned, they can't be beat. I got 100 square ft. off of ebay for $100 shipped.

It's extremely gooey, and works very well.

I'm gonna post pics and a description of everything I did this long weekend, so keep an eye on the Photo section at the end of tomorrow.

LATE