How hard is it to blow brand new 180w infiniti speakers from Best Buy?

Question

Are they tough? Can they take a beating of bass? Will they last?

And is 180 wats pretty good, like are they going to be louder than my stock infiniti speakers?

I know thats a bunch of random questions. I'm just curios.

Thanks

No, i'm not talking about a 180w sub...lol

Ok, no i'm not getting an amp for those speakers. Just replaceing them

Answer 1

Infiniti is a decent brand..

180W is pretty good for door speakers.... i cant see these blowing

BUT.. If your talking 180W for subwoofer... well that sucks

Aftermarket speakers are always better then stock (louder and more crisp)

Answer 2

Overdrive any amp(clipping) and it will blow any speaker. Speakers need clean power, not distorted power. Below is a excerpt from Wikipedia:

In power amplifiers, the signal from an amplifier operating in clipping has two characteristics that could damage a connected loudspeaker:

Because the clipped waveform has more area underneath it than the smaller unclipped waveform, the amplifier produces more power when it is clipping. This extra power can damage any part of the loudspeaker, including the woofer or the tweeter, by causing overexcursion, or by overheating the voice coil.

Answer 3

Not hard at all. Just hook them to my 1,000 watt amp. lol How big an amp do you have driving them? Unless you hook them up to something rated 300 amps per channel and crank it to max volume you shouldn't have any problem.

Answer 4

best buy sells Infintiy referacne. not horrible, but not the best either. without know what size speaker you have, i cant tell you what they can or cant handle. there Kappa stuff is pretty good stuff. post what size speakers you got, then i'll edit my answer.

Answer 5

You won't blow them with a stock amplifier.