for the dynaudio system 360, of jl audio amps, which will I need to power 4 3-way systems? please help. my other plans for this system are, two 12W7's powered by a 1000/1, and these speakers powered by the amp I need to know. does this sound like a good idea, and what else do I need?
the closest thing JL has to a good match for the system 360, would be a bridged 300/4 that's put ~150wRMS per channel to one System 360 set. the System 360 does best with ~200wRMS/channel
not easy considering you'll need to fiberglass new door panels and/or kick plate pods for this system for proper imaging most likely. I'd skip JL and find a better suited amp for those speakers. Try Sinfoni, US Amps, McIntosh Labs, or Zapco C2K series amplifiers as superior alternatives. Tru Technology or Brax are alternatives as well.
I also have another question. Could I optimaly power two 12W7's with two 500/1's? Would two 10W7's be a better choice, because 12's might push over budget... Would it still be ridiculously loud?
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If you want to push some subs on a budget and you dont want to spend a fricken grand on an amp buy a power acoustik A3000b amp. 300 bucks at etronics and they sound good for the money. By the way 2300 rms at 1 ohm. yeah powerful for the money
great. I think I'm actually gonna go for 2 10W7's, powered by a 500/1 amp, with a 300/4 to front and rear dynaudio 360's. will I need a new alternator, or capcitator(does that exsist?). will that work? also, if I have a large sedan, will I really be able to feel the bass? I want it to feel really strong because I love that feeling... will this do the trick?
If you want to save some money the 500/1 is fine for thwe 12W7. The 1000/1 is actually a little to big. You can also save some money by using the 300/2 instead of the 300/4. You don't need a 4 chanel amp, so the 300/2 will be fine.