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lynott

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  1. Right I've got ya. I'll just have to make a decision as to whether I fork out for an amp as well as the speakers or stick with stocks.. Cheers mate
  2. My mates have managed to tear my passenger side stock door speaker and I can't handle the buzzing basslines any more. I thought I'd take the opportunity to put some better speakers in, without upgrading my head unit from the one that's currently installed nor installing an amp. The Sony head unit has an RMS of 17W x 4 channels. Not fully understanding the whole RMS front is stopping me going ahead and buying a set. In terms of some Focal RMS's, for example, we have: 165A1: 60W RMS IS165: 70W RMS PS165: 80W RMS What would installing any of these result in, with my head unit's RMS being 17W? Would it work at all? Would I have to crank up the volume to hear anything? How does such a difference between head unit RMS and speaker RMS affect sound and output? Any help and useful explanations would be highly appreciated. Thanks James
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