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Sun Sep 19, 2004 7:26 pm
The infinity components, even if they are the reference series(base line), need about 90 watts to sound the way they were made to. What you want to look for when putting a system together is RMS or continuous wattage. Your pioneer deck pushes 50 watts peak. Which means when lightning strikes that radio will push 50 watts x 4. However, RMS wattage on it is about 18 watts. So, as you can see you would be underpowering your components by just running them off the deck. And, instead of hearing the crispness and clarity they can produce, especially at loud volumes, you will hear distortion. Unfortunately, when a speaker plays distortion it slowly wrecks the speaker. My recommendation would be to get a small 2 channel amp specifically for your components. Something pushing 100 watts x 2 @ 4ohms is probably what you would want to look for. I agree with the idea of the infinity coaxials in the rear, but for both these speakers and the sub listen to as many different brands and series as you can. And if you can play the kind of music you like on them. Different subs and speakers respond differently with different music. Once you find one you like and is within you price range, match up the amp you would need from there. Hope this helps some. Any questions just ask.