Amplifier watts information

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You need to find a 3 channel or 4 channel amplifier. (a 4 channel would be easier to find)

you do not need to run the full watt rating to any speaker, so I would recommend something along the lines of 100-200 x 4 for the amplifier. a 100 x 4 channel amplifier will provide 100 watts to each speaker, and 200 (or 400) watts to your woofer.
while hopefully not straining the electrical system of your car.

Without knowing the brand and model #'s of the woofer or speakers it is very difficult to recommend an amplifier that will work for you. Posting those up, and a $ budget will be very helpful.
 

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Speaker sony xs-fb693e
Web:https://www.sony.com/pk/electronics/car-speakers/xs-fb693e
Woofer kenwood KFC-W3010
Web:http://www.kenwood-electronics.co.uk/car/amp_spk/com/KFC-W3010/?view=details


I give you information about speakers and woofer
NOW GUIDE ME



 

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Question from usman115236 : "Amplifier power information"





try to look at RMS wattage rather than peak power, a quick search shows that sub to be rated at 200w RMS so ideally a 200w RMS amp would be perfect. as kanewolf said above a 75w amp for the sony's would be fine. Just remember to check that its RMS rating and not peak power.
 

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mymutter

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Kenwood KAC-8406
It fits in the same quality range if your gear. 70 watts for the front speakers and 200 x 1 @ 4 ohms for your sub. I would recommend a basic sealed box for the sub.

The amplifier has high and low pass filters, which will help you tune the amplifier to suit your set up. Are you getting this professionally installed?

Good luck!