Soundstream pn4100d speaker suggestions
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I would go with the Mmats 601.cx and just dont spray em. I had to use a adapter to make the Mmats fit in the tour pak. They sound a lot better than the Kappa's and about the same price.I used these grills for the lowers. https://www.ebay.com/itm/6-5-Saddleb...8/132134562966
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Here's the biggest issue with paralleling the lowers with the removable tourpack....once you parallel them your amp sees a 2ohm load and your amp gains are set accordingly. Once you remove the tourpack, your amp is now seeing a 4ohm load for the rear channels and your gains will not be correct.
I would suggest adding a 2 channel amp or a small micro 4 channel to run the tourpack.
I would suggest adding a 2 channel amp or a small micro 4 channel to run the tourpack.
Last edited by SBates08; Nov 8, 2019 at 02:56 PM.
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Here's the biggest issue with paralleling the lowers with the removable tourpack....once you parallel them your amp sees a 2ohm load and your amp gains are set accordingly. Once you remove the tourpack, your amp is now seeing a 4ohm load for the rear channels and your gains will not be correct.
I would suggest adding a 2 channel amp or a small micro 4 channel to run the tourpack.
I would suggest adding a 2 channel amp or a small micro 4 channel to run the tourpack.
Mmats 601.cx in fairing with speaker adapters, Mmats will also fit in lowers, both sets run off the SS amp. Pick up a Hogtunes amp bracket and mount a NVX Vadm4 amp bridged to your tour pack speakers. Mmats work good there as well but you need a speaker adapter, or you could use the Polk 6.5" MM series as it fits without an adapter.
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Originally Posted by Bluesman280
Would he be able to run Mmats in the fairing and lowers off the front channel of that SS at 2ohm, and the tour pack speakers off the rear channel in 4ohm?
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Originally Posted by SBates08
Here's the biggest issue with paralleling the lowers with the removable tourpack....once you parallel them your amp sees a 2ohm load and your amp gains are set accordingly. Once you remove the tourpack, your amp is now seeing a 4ohm load for the rear channels and your gains will not be correct.
I would suggest adding a 2 channel amp or a small micro 4 channel to run the tourpack.
I would suggest adding a 2 channel amp or a small micro 4 channel to run the tourpack.
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Figured if there was any limitations on budget, he could save on the extra amp cost for now as long as he kept the lowers and fairing speakers the same or fairly compatable.