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What amp can I get for my Jetta?

Do my car speakers have to be the same watts as everything else in my car like the amp ot subs?

  • What watts should i get for the car speakers because they are blown from the previous person? and what watts the amp and the subs... i have a small car 96' jetta i dont want to ...show more

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    i say you neet a JBL speackers with a nominal power of 100w taht goes till 300w get 4 of thouse a subwoofer JBL that goes from 250w rms--->1000w and a JBL amplifier 4 ohm 200w 2 ohm 300w it should be enough!!! belive me:))

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Match the rms output of the amp at the rated 2 or 4 ohms load to the sub/subs. For example: One 12"@ 4ohm vc 200watts rms. The amp you get should be around 200 watts rms with a 4ohm load. The 12volt.com has plentiful info.

MLJ

no. See the recommendations that come with your deck then but speakers and an amp that fits those requirements. If you want a great sounding system go for component speakers in the front and back. As for speaker watts anything 60w and above is good...as for the amp 400w is good...bass speakers a single 12" with dual voice coil all will work together nicely, Good Luck

PoohBear

No. Your wattage on your speakers has no correlation to the rest of your system.

Ricky

I would go with at least 10% over the amp rating. If not, the bass of a deep beat will blow them.

DR

hmmmm i dont know theres a bok called Car stereo cookbook or something look in that book

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