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new here i have polk mm 6.5 in dash and polk mm 6x9 in lids with a kenwood amp it says 50x4 was wondering if these speakers could handle a soundigital evops 800.4 if so what would you set high pass to on speakers
new here i have polk mm 6.5 in dash and polk mm 6x9 in lids with a kenwood amp it says 50x4 was wondering if these speakers could handle a soundigital evops 800.4 if so what would you set high pass to on speakers
Just threw in a set of Polk Mm652 in my tour Pak off a 1200.4 with about 175w crossed at 80hz...they absolutely rock...so yes...feed em an 800.4 with voltage set to 23v crossed at 60hz
road glide custom a kemwood marine kmr-m328bt its just a cheaper unit it says 4 volt output .. no dsp
Great unit...same one I have. Yes 4V...and goes all the way to max volume without distortion. Use a MM or Oscilloscope, 32 volume using a 1k test tone/bike running, I would set both front/rear channels to 23.6v. Put the amp to F and use the decks built in cross over to set Hipass to 60hz both front & back. Adjust to your liking from there but that should sound fabulous.
Just the polks playing...everything else disconnected. 175w crossed at 60hz. I had the Neo's back there previously...the Neo's are definitely "louder" but there not warm at all...with a DSP the Neo's might be good...but without a DSP, the Polks are pretty spectacular. I must admit, when I removed them from the box, next to my Yellow Baskets and PRV 6MR500CF, these things felt like cheap plastic.
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