If I get 2 of these subs - http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_...C124.html#tabs What size amp what I want/need? Also link some that you would recommend


Thanks

 

First off don't get those subs. If you're looking for that cheap and similar total Rms (300w), I'd run a single 12 of higher quality, like this: http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_...12-D2-V.3.html And yes it will handle 300wrms just fine as long as it's not thrown in some huge over-sized box.
Or if you want more power and can afford a few more bucks this is one of the best in the power/price range: http://store.soundsolutionsaudio.com...sa-series.html


And you don't have to match the amps power to the sub, you can run a 1000 watt amp on a 150w sub if you set the Gain correctly. And one of the most important things in how a sub will sound is it's enclosure. I have 2 10's on 450w that gets lower and louder than lots of people with more cone area and 600+ watts.

 

Other people please comment too! Need suggestions

 

If you are going to buy those speakers there are lots of amps to power them.
http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_...e-R500-1D.html
http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_...-1600.2V3.html
It all depends on what you are looking to spend.

 

In the 150- 170$ Range (300W RMS) Limited to Low-End Subs:
Alpine: "MRP-M500"
Kicker: "ZX300.1"

In the 160- 200$ Range (500W RMS) for Future Upgrades!:
MTX: "TD500.1D"
ORION: "XTR-5001"

Just Search the Models on Cruthfield...

It all Depends on your Budget just for the Love of God dont get an A/B Amp for Subs! Its bad Business...