will this amp work for just the two 1300 watt subs? just take a look at it....
http://www.sonystyle.ca/commerce/ser...h=n32150n46280
OP-get a mono amp that puts out between 600-800 watts rms and you will be fine. I would recommend 1000 watts rms just for some overhead to prevent distortion from arising. Most distortion will be from under powering a speaker and over driving the amp to compensate by twisting the gain resulting in an in proper gain setting clipping the signal.
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why do you need a 4 channel amp? and for the 5th time do not feed 1300w to your subs you might end up blowing them.Originally Posted by king9899
but dont you only hook the subs up to one channel?...i was going to get a 4 channel amp in case i wanted to hook more speakers to it later to go in my doors. can that be done?
yea just make sure the amp you're going to buy a a built in crossover, you don't want to feed highs to your subs
380W RMS? That's not at all enough information. How many ohms? How many voice coils? Better yet, what is the specific model of the subs? By glancing at the amp you linked to, you would probably be under powering your subs a lot. Hard to say for sure though without the model of the subs to look up the specific information.
these are the subs:
http://www.canadiantire.ca/AST/brows...BSubwoofer.jsp
i have two of them. i am planning on powering them with this amp:
http://www.sonystyle.ca/commerce/ser...h=n32150n46280
I would probally not go with that amp as it will underpower the subs badly. this would probally be where you want to be if you have the 2 subs in parrallel
http://www.sonystyle.ca/commerce/ser...th=32150n46280
this sub outputs 600W at 2 ohms so that would be 300W into each sub.
how much would the other amp put to each of the subs?
and what does ohm stand for?
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