> 2 12" Alpine SWS-1241 Type-S Subs (4ohm SVC) > powered by a Profile CA800 Amp (300watts RMSx2 at 2ohms)
?'s: >Should I get the 2 Alpines in 10" (and why)? >The subs are rated 50-200 watts RMS power range w/ a peak power handling of 600 watts, should I get a less powerful amp (like the Profile CA600).
3KGT VR-4
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Dave
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thats sounds like a pretty good match for those subs, but you may want to just get a mono block (1 channel) to save some $$$
tt
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well the alpine sws-1241D type s sub in a 12 (2 x 4ohm). Better wiring options than the non D which is only single voice coil. The sws-1241D is 69.99 at etronics.com. They also have the type R version which is a little better quality for 109.99. Alpine is a good brand though no matter which series you go with. Etronics has your amp for 119.99 and a Profile CA-600M 600 x 1 mono subwoofer amp you might look at too. If you wanted to spend more money they have the profile CL 1200W two channel amp for 229.99 better than 2 of the ones for 119.99 because only one install charge for power wires and rca cables. I would recommend it for the price because more power and it is from a better series Profile makes. Your choice sounds like a decent boom boom for the price but if you want to spend more money I recommend the Type R and maybe a different amp. Explore etronics they have a lot of good stuff for cheap all new non refurbished stuff and they have good service.
tt
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and about the 10s instead it depends on the type of music you listen to and the space you have to work with. I like 12s better they are a good mixture of the features of the 10s and the 15s. The 12s will also of course take up more space.
3kgt vr-4
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thanks guys
3kgt v-4
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Can can hook up my amp to an outlet in my room by using a power inverter and a 12 volt adapter?