got a sub and amp question
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Racer
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got a sub and amp question
i am tryin to get either one 8" or a 10" sub. So my question is what size of an amp do i need or should i get?
For example, if i got a sub that was:
Capable of handling 300 watts (peak) and 150 watts RMS (continuous)
now based on that what type or size amp would i need?
thanks
For example, if i got a sub that was:
Capable of handling 300 watts (peak) and 150 watts RMS (continuous)
now based on that what type or size amp would i need?
thanks
Originally Posted by s5nake5
i am tryin to get either one 8" or a 10" sub. So my question is what size of an amp do i need or should i get?
For example, if i got a sub that was:
Capable of handling 300 watts (peak) and 150 watts RMS (continuous)
now based on that what type or size amp would i need?
thanks
For example, if i got a sub that was:
Capable of handling 300 watts (peak) and 150 watts RMS (continuous)
now based on that what type or size amp would i need?
thanks
Originally Posted by Scott P
using the example you have given do this: look for an amp that will be able to give you about 50-75 watts more at rms (meaning about 200-225 rms) than the sub is recommended to handle at rms. This will give you decent headroom and allow the sub to reach it's full potential on clean power with out having to max out the amps gain.
Originally Posted by uncleb
so how bout for component speakers, would u get an amp that spits out roughly 15% extra wattage??
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