I think this might be a dumb question
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I think this might be a dumb question
Here it is.....I have two Infinity perfect 12.1 12's with a watt max of 350 each. If I was to buy a Mono Sub amp and run these suckers in parallel (2 ohm load right??) How high can I go on the wattage???? Do I have to stay at the 350 Watt level for both???
I know this is probably a dumb a$$ question, but I have to know.
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I know this is probably a dumb a$$ question, but I have to know.
Thanks as Always
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Transmission: Rebuilt 700R4 (Raptor Rebuild Kit)
Originally posted by AJ_92RS
You want to match the RMS rating of the subs, or slightly higher. Not the peak power.
You want to match the RMS rating of the subs, or slightly higher. Not the peak power.
Key Features:
aluminum cone
high-roll butyl-rubber surround
massive cast-aluminum basket
suitable for free-air use (handles up to 175 watts in free-air applications)
recommended power range 75-350 watts RMS
peak power handling 1,400 watts
frequency response 18-200 Hz
sensitivity 96 dB
top mount depth 6-1/8"
sealed box volume: 1.0 cu. ft.
ported box volume: 1.75 cu. ft.
SO I can only go to 350 Watts correct?????
Thanks bro for the quick reply
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Originally posted by 1fastformula
RMS rating meaning total of subs or per sub.......Example the below stats are for one:
Key Features:
aluminum cone
high-roll butyl-rubber surround
massive cast-aluminum basket
suitable for free-air use (handles up to 175 watts in free-air applications)
recommended power range 75-350 watts RMS
peak power handling 1,400 watts
frequency response 18-200 Hz
sensitivity 96 dB
top mount depth 6-1/8"
sealed box volume: 1.0 cu. ft.
ported box volume: 1.75 cu. ft.
SO I can only go to 350 Watts correct?????
Thanks bro for the quick reply
RMS rating meaning total of subs or per sub.......Example the below stats are for one:
Key Features:
aluminum cone
high-roll butyl-rubber surround
massive cast-aluminum basket
suitable for free-air use (handles up to 175 watts in free-air applications)
recommended power range 75-350 watts RMS
peak power handling 1,400 watts
frequency response 18-200 Hz
sensitivity 96 dB
top mount depth 6-1/8"
sealed box volume: 1.0 cu. ft.
ported box volume: 1.75 cu. ft.
SO I can only go to 350 Watts correct?????
Thanks bro for the quick reply
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Originally posted by 1fastformula
RMS rating meaning total of subs or per sub.......Example the below stats are for one:
Key Features:
aluminum cone
high-roll butyl-rubber surround
massive cast-aluminum basket
suitable for free-air use (handles up to 175 watts in free-air applications)
recommended power range 75-350 watts RMS
peak power handling 1,400 watts
frequency response 18-200 Hz
sensitivity 96 dB
top mount depth 6-1/8"
sealed box volume: 1.0 cu. ft.
ported box volume: 1.75 cu. ft.
SO I can only go to 350 Watts correct?????
Thanks bro for the quick reply
RMS rating meaning total of subs or per sub.......Example the below stats are for one:
Key Features:
aluminum cone
high-roll butyl-rubber surround
massive cast-aluminum basket
suitable for free-air use (handles up to 175 watts in free-air applications)
recommended power range 75-350 watts RMS
peak power handling 1,400 watts
frequency response 18-200 Hz
sensitivity 96 dB
top mount depth 6-1/8"
sealed box volume: 1.0 cu. ft.
ported box volume: 1.75 cu. ft.
SO I can only go to 350 Watts correct?????
Thanks bro for the quick reply
I misunderstood your question based on "with a watt max". An amp that produces 300-350 watts RMS per sub would be fine. Or, as "boy" has suggested, a mono amp of 600-800 watts @ 2 ohms would be fine also.
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Thanks Guys....You rock!!! Mono sub amp here I come!!
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