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Posted: July 25 2006,12:02 pm |
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What kind of amplifier should I run with 2 - 10" subs that are rated at 600w each with dual voice coils and 4 ohms?
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Posted: July 25 2006,4:45 pm |
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I didn't want to spend more than $400 for an amp and all I could find was a Kicker ZX 1000 for $388. But I didn't know if that would have sufficient power to run 2 or if I have to buy to amps. This is the subs I was getting since I've heard nothing but good things about them. http://www.reaudio.com/html/ I was getting the 2 - 10" SE series. I'm probably gonna add another battery to my boat so that it will have 3 batteries total.
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Posted: July 25 2006,4:58 pm |
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I think you might have that reversed....I have a pair of JBL Touring series 15" with dual 4ohm voice coils, the book here says: To wire the woofer in a series configuration, only one jumper is used, and it connects the two inside terminals together. When the amplifier is connected to the two outside terminals, the woofer will present an 8-ohm load.
Wiring them in parallel drops then to 2ohms.
But with a four channel amp you could wire each voice coil separately to it's own channel.
Are you putting these in a box? If so, what kind?
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Posted: July 25 2006,6:19 pm |
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Now I'm really confused.
I'm putting it in a seperate sealed box. I have someone else whos gonna be doing the installation for a fee of course. I justed needed to buy the equipment because he charges way to much $$.
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Posted: July 26 2006,10:38 am |
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Thank you for the info. Would that Alpine amp be able to push the subs to its full 600w capacity making it 1200w total with 2 subs?
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Posted: July 26 2006,3:52 pm |
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Quote (LASINC @ July 26 2006,10:38 am) | Thank you for the info. Â Would that Alpine amp be able to push the subs to its full 600w capacity making it 1200w total with 2 subs? |
Well, that's kinda misleading the way speaker manufacturers rate speakers. I went to their site and can't find if thats RMS or peak. Anyway, as CE pointed out, bridged you'll get 200w to each speaker. It should be pretty darn loud without distortion. Worst case, pop for two amps.
As I said before, the cabinet will make a big difference the way these will sound.
Maybe Roz will show up around here and make a recommendation.
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