infinity reference

[code08red]

Will this amp have enough power for the infinity's

SpecsCEA-2006 Compliant Amplifier Power Standard:60 Watts x 4 @ 4 ohms <= 1% THD+N150 Watts x 2 @ 4 ohms BRIDGE <=1% THD+N80 dBA Signal-to-Noise RatioPeak Music Power: 120W x 4 (4 ohm) / 300W x 2 (Bridge 4 ohm)4 ChannelsContinuous Power @ 4 Ohm: 60W x 4Continuous Power @ 2 Ohm: 75W x 4Continuous Power Bridged @ 4 Ohm: 150W x 2Frequency Response: 10Hz-50kHzTHD (1kHz, 4 Ohm): <0.01%Signal to Noise Ratio: >95dBDimensions: 11 13/16” x 2 3/8” x 12 7/8”PWM Regulated MOSFET Power SupplyBalanced Isolator Input CircuitOversized Screw-Type Power/Ground Terminals4 Channel RCA InputsRCA Outputs (Pass Thru)Speaker Level InputScrew-Type Speaker TerminalsHi-Volt Input Level Control (200mV-6.5V)Selectable Crossover (80Hz, -12dB/Oct.)Pioneer 1-Year Warranty

[Rolling Estonian]

you should be good. I'm installing Infinity reference speakers and powering them with a T400-4 amp that puts out 60 Watts RMS @4 ohms.

Can't say that'll sound good yet (it should, I hope), Friday afternoon is the planned completion

[AppleBonker]

I think you'd see more support for RF stuff from most members of this forum. The newer Fosgate stuff seems to run pretty well. Also, those Power amps will probably be slightly underrated and give more power than 60 watts RMS. I don't know that you'd get that lucky with the Pioneer. However, that Pioneer should be enough to power the Inifinity speakers. Just make sure you set the gains appropriately so the amp isn't clipping.

[rjdmmfl1]

you should be good. I'm installing Infinity reference speakers and powering them with a T400-4 amp that puts out 60 Watts RMS @4 ohms.

Can't say that'll sound good yet (it should, I hope), Friday afternoon is the planned completion

Your T400-4 will probably do about 85-90 watts RMS @ 4 ohms, and about 150-160 RMS watts @ 2 ohms!

[code08red]

Thanks for the input