Will this amp push my speakers

I have two 6.5 door speakers(480 watts each) and two 6x9 speakers(800 watts each). My friend wants to sell me his audiobahn a4401q amp. I'm not too familar with this amplifier. How many watts does it have and would it be able to push my speakers?

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Whoa, I do belive your rating for your speakers are inflated. I have never heard of a 6X9 accepting 800 watts thats just rediculas, its more than my 12" sub needs. Anyways, if this amp is anywhere from 300 to 500 RMS watts you will be fine. Because the speakers are small they need very little wattage to reach there potential, usually less than 100 Watts each, and probably around 50. If you think about it most decks put out 50Watts max for each channel, because that is the max you can assume that the RMS wattage of the unit is only around 20-25 Watts of power per speaker.

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