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  1. kosalvick

    Trying to replace speakers

    hmm. it said on the specs for that zx750.1 " Requires 4-gauge power and ground leads 80 amp fuse recommended, wiring and hardware" so would it be worse to go for a 12gauge? not sure on these. or is you recommending to use a 12gauge?
  2. kosalvick

    Trying to replace speakers

    Ok. So which wiring kit will be able to run the speakers with the amp? A 4gauge or 8 gauge will do? And also for my kicker subs with that zx750.1 amplifier. Appreciate the help;)
  3. kosalvick

    Trying to replace speakers

    i want these JBL GTO937 and GTO637 speakers. details below GTO937 Power Handling, RMS: 100 Watts Power Handling, Peak: 300 Watts Frequency Response (
  4. kosalvick

    Trying to replace speakers

    ok basically. I know my subs will run with the zx750.1 lol now the problem for me is figuring out the right speakers with amp. I want to replace the 6x9 with another rear speaker that are 6x9 3way. and 6 1/2 on the doors. which most likely be 2way it doesn't matter. I don't know if the impedance on the speakers have to be all 4ohms or what lol. just confused with those
  5. kosalvick

    Trying to replace speakers

    should I? i have no clue lol. i don't think so though because the zx750.1 is just enough for my subs. so I don't think i will be doing that
  6. kosalvick

    Trying to replace speakers

    so if i get something similar to that for my speakers. will it still be enough for my head unit to be powered to my zx750.1? with my subs?
  7. kosalvick

    Trying to replace speakers

    would I have to add up all 4 speakers RMS power handling? and get the right amp for that with 4 channels? and the same 4 ohms impedance?
  8. hi guys i am new here, i just bought these 12" Kicker L7 Solo-Baric 4 ohm. Subwoofer. Only 1 of them,NOT DUAL. heres the description becaues i am a beginner to the car audio world. lol. Power Handling peak: 1500 watts Power Handling RMS: 750 watts High-temp dual 4 ohm voice coils Titanium deposit impregnated cone woofer with rolled outer edge Santoprene rubber surround Full coverage back bracing Heat-reducing T-cut top plate Solid pole piece Cast-aluminum basket Spring loaded terminals Frequency response: 20-100 Hz Sensitivity: 88.6 dB Top Mount Depth 6-11/16" sealed box volume: 0.88 -2.0 cu. ft. ported box volume: 1.75 - 3.25 cu. ft. and the amp i have in mind is the zx750.1 because someone had recomended me those amps. Help please :-) description of the amp below * Mono subwoofer amplifier * 375 watts RMS x 1 at 4 ohms (750 watts x 1 at 2 ohms) * 750 watts Peak x 1 at 4 ohms (1500 watts x 1 at 2 ohms) * Variable low-pass filter (50-200 Hz at 24 dB per octave) * Variable bass boost (0-18 dB at 40 Hz) * Subsonic filter (12 dB at 25 Hz) * Wired remote bass level control * Class D design * CEA-2006 compliant * Speaker-level inputs * Preamp outputs * Fuse rating: 40A x 2 * Requires 4-gauge power and ground leads 80 amp fuse recommended, wiring and hardware * Not included with amplifier * 14-11/16"W x 2-5/16"H x 9-5/8"D To be specific the head unit I already have will be a Pioneer DEH-P6000UB. I drive a 93 Acura Legend LS Coupe. Since my rear speakers are blown. I was thinking on replacing all 4 speakers in my car, and so my next question is If I do get new aftermarket speakers, will I need another amp to power that up? If so is a low wattage amp good and how many channels? This is really my first time trying to get these sound system to setup up and I don't want anything to go wrong. If any information is needed please do ask!
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