Should I Ampere my Kenwood Excelon Kfc -170 door speakers?
I have 2 Kenwood Excelon KFC-170 running a Pioneer DEH-P6800MP head unit that puts out 22 Watts Rms/50 Peak X 4 channels. The speakers can handle 2-40 watts RMS (peak power 200 watts) with a frequency response of 35-25,000 Hz I had bad experiences with Car Audio before and do not know too much. I just want everything to sound the best it may. Should I have a low power amplifier for front speakers and if so how strong? Would I explode if I did? Please give advice. I have 2 JL VR’s in the deck and are powered by a 2×200 channel amp that sounds good, plus an eight-inch tube Bazooka in the trunk for the lower a little more fair. Fronts only sound as if they lack something. Could also be the difference between Kenwood and JL XR that I blew. What should I do? Thank you. Your Kenwood will never sound nearly as good as your JL. But yes, you should certainly boost. You say you have a 2×200 pushing a single set of VR? Well, the VR’s do not have anywhere near this kind of manipulative power (60wa
