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New member Username: Lord_victorPost Number: 1 Registered: Apr-07 | well i need help getting an appropriate and cost effective amp for as cheap as possibly but i dont want to sacrifice quality either im going to run 2 12" kenwood subs and they're power range is: 50-400 watts RMS (1200 watts peak power) |
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Silver Member Username: Freezeman_7Lindsay, Oklahoma U.S.A Post Number: 947 Registered: May-06 | prolly over rated bit... so u want bout 600wrms amp. 300 to each sub... hifonics would be a budget choice here |
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Silver Member Username: MmaudioconceptsMurray, KY Post Number: 128 Registered: Jan-07 | http://www.woofersetc.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=product.display&Product_ID=4209&C FID=4366525&CFTOKEN=efe61008052536b7-456CBFD6-1422-7C6E-50D47C953DA1831D |
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Gold Member Username: Dakangofkrunk16In A Sub Box Post Number: 1051 Registered: Mar-07 | Peak power doesnt matter. it is all about RMS Hifonics would be good |
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Silver Member Username: KillswitchjdPost Number: 487 Registered: Apr-06 | i say give it the full 800 watts rms, what good would it do a company to overrate subs? amps it makes sense... not subs, but i have no idea... |
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Gold Member Username: Matt12490California USA Post Number: 2296 Registered: May-05 | I'm sure some companies overrate their subs too because people who don't know their stuff would think "Oh look this sub has a high wattage, it must be much louder than those other subs." |
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Gold Member Username: LbecknerTulsa, Ok Usa Post Number: 1506 Registered: Oct-04 | give it the rated power but just make sure you are not clipping it. you can actually give speakers higher than their rated as long as there is low distortion and no clipping. clipping is what usually destroys speakers. |
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Silver Member Username: OneracistguyTWO EGG, FL USA Post Number: 649 Registered: Sep-06 | x2 on that lucas i ran 700rms on a pair of RF p1s 150 rms each |