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I'm planning on running a pair of 100.4s to power my three-way front stage, one for tweeters and midrange, and one bridged for midbass duties. The drivers I've selected are all 8ohm. What kind of power should I expect from them running at 8ohm in this configuration?

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About half of 4 ohm.

What drivers? What vehicle?

It's a 2003 Jetta GLI, planning on going with Peerless Exclusives 7 inchers in the doors, Peerless 3 inch widebands and Scanspeak Illuminators for tweets, the midranges and tweets will be in a-pillar or dash pods depending on how my experiments with soundstaging turn out.

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Sounds like a nice set up.

What processing?

Most likely the JBL MS-8, currently running an Eclipse CD5030 as a source and I'm planning on a pair of SAZ-1000Ds pushing a pair of Exodus Audio Shiva-X2s for subwoofery. I'm still debating on running rear fill and center channel, that might be more experimentation to come later.

I've used them on 8 ohm speakers before - plenty of power for most drivers out there :)

i was wondering what exacly is the total rms output of the 100.4?

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I've used them on 8 ohm speakers before - plenty of power for most drivers out there :)

That's what I was thinking, most of the time they probably wouldn't be seeing significant power anyway from music. How do you think my stock electrical will handle that setup? I've got a 120 amp alternator, and I'm planning on running at least one additional battery.

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