would this work fine with a 600 watt amp?
2089874
I use a 400 watt in a 3 cubic foot ported box I did try a 600 watt Sony Xplod amp it sounded OK but the 400 I have sounded way better so went back to it
2089875
Greg think but it's not the amp it's the box that really makes or break these speakers for me. I have been doing a few different. I put them in a car sub box and they sounded ok with a 300 watt amp but I think a 600 watt amp would be ok as well bit if I had a 600 watt amp I would let you know for sure what they sounded like. They are good speakers for the price I just know yet if I would recommend them to any one. I put subs and amps in people's car as a side job and I still haven't even told anyone I have them yet because I'm not satisfied yet.
2089876
Ya, it should. The amp will push it. You probably won't get that trunk rattling bass. But you'll get bass good enough for the inside of the car.
2089877
I want to say yes but I'm not sure because i have 2 12" on a 2600 watt amp.
2089878
Bigger is always better really but these subs have a 700 watt RMS so it should work OK.
1983818
yes with ease I have tested it on a few dif amps and now have found it will handle upto a 800 watt rms amp befor it starts to get hot but at 1000 watts rms it started melting
1986269
It should work, the sound clarity from the amp is great unless you max out the volume.
1086483
This has a 6 amp output and you only need 2 amps. It should work with no problems.
1099735
This is a good amp but it's for a small system. Like for myself, with no loud music all the time, just once in a while to show off. Lol. Your speakers have a range of 400 watts if I'm not mistaken, so it should power it since it's a 500w model. But I would recommend you to get a 1k watts amp. Kenwood's a pretty good brand for this. At least mine does the work like a charm.
1179544
Yes, this amp has plenty of power, if your subs have a rms rating of 600 watt. Remember when matching a sub to amp, look for the total rms rating for the sub, not the total watt peak power. 30 to 75% of the rms rating, should be fine.
459776
You should be okay with that. Just be sure not to overpower it or you will blow the sub. I've used underpowered amps on mine and they sound amazing!
223102
I wouldn't. Bridged it would do 180w x2, it's a nice amp for the money but not for your application
476178
I have a 100 watt but I crossfire 2 of these cards. I believe you would be fine with a 600 watt
1765482
It does not matter,a 5 watt tube amp will work just as well as a 50 watt Solid State amp,Its just a effects pedal.
1271930
I would go with at least a 4 gauge kit for that size of amp. This is more for a 300-400 watt range.
1519691
It can handle around 650rms so 1200watt rms amp would still work just don't turn it up all the way and also make sure the ohms match up as well this thing kicks let me tell you
1001704
perhaps not. This is a pro audio speaker that should be matched to amps in the 250-400 watt range. Yours is only 80.
192859
If your 150w is RMS I think it would be fine. If you find it not hitting as hard as you want you could always get a more powerful amp. The 611a I'm running two of these from has the level only set to about 60% and they're still crazy loud.
722243
Check the watts. I think you will be short. I gauge by how many watts needed, not by amps. Jim
1504143
It is fine to use for 600mA. Power supplies can be used for anything that draws less than their Ampere rating. It is the volts you have to match.
2000880
Yes, it should work fine. It can handle up to 1.5 amp and even considering influx current, it would be well below 1.5 Amp.