putting something together

I'm putting s system together for my car. Here's two 6.5 I'm looking at

Polk Audio db6501
http://www.crutchfield.com/p_107DB6501/ ... tml?tp=106

Infinity Kappa 60.9
http://www.crutchfield.com/p_108609CS/I ... l=N&tp=106

Which has better sq?

Polk

i have the infinity's in my doors, and they are awesome

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Originally Posted by AveoRob

Polk

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i love polks
and they do have better stats

Polk for sure. Have 6.5" in the rear and 4" in the front and they are awesome

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Originally Posted by caratello27

Polk for sure. Have 6.5" in the rear and 4" in the front and they are awesome

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put 6"s in the front too youll be amazed at the sound difference

How much power are you guys putting to Polks, I need to go amp shopping.

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Originally Posted by White Rat

How much power are you guys putting to Polks, I need to go amp shopping.

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youll want atleast a 500W 4 channel for those

i recommend SoundStream :P :mrgreen:

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Originally Posted by tidus10

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Originally Posted by White Rat

How much power are you guys putting to Polks, I need to go amp shopping.

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youll want atleast a 500W 4 channel for those

i recommend SoundStream :P :mrgreen:

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No need for a 4 channel just for those speakers. They are only 1 channel each. That runs to the crossovers and then out to the woofer and tweeter. Use a 4 channel to power front and rear or front and sub and power rears off of the HU. For those I would say at least 75W RMS, preferably 100W rms. Do you have a budget? A simple install would be a 4 channel 100W RMS x4 amp. Run the 2 fronts off of the first 2 channels, bridge the other 2 for 200W RMS to the sub(s). Then run the 2 rears off the HU.

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Originally Posted by AveoRob

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Originally Posted by tidus10

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Originally Posted by White Rat

How much power are you guys putting to Polks, I need to go amp shopping.

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youll want atleast a 500W 4 channel for those

i recommend SoundStream :P :mrgreen:

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No need for a 4 channel just for those speakers. They are only 1 channel each. That runs to the crossovers and then out to the woofer and tweeter. Use a 4 channel to power front and rear or front and sub and power rears off of the HU. For those I would say at least 75W RMS, preferably 100W rms. Do you have a budget? A simple install would be a 4 channel 100W RMS x4 amp. Run the 2 fronts off of the first 2 channels, bridge the other 2 for 200W RMS to the sub(s). Then run the 2 rears off the HU.

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one channel for front left speakers, one channel for front right speaker, one channel for back left speaker, one channel for back right speaker...that would require 4 channels and jhust get a diff amp for subs..