what size and type of amp would be good to run booth subs from?
827005
I Bought a kicker 1000w amps for mine. Give it plenty of amps so that nothing blows. I hooked up both my subs to that and they work like a charm!
827006
I'm using a old four channel that can withstand the 2 ohm load so you can look for a cheap one on amazon or sonicelectronx that can hold 2ohms but remember to break them in first
85092
Im using a 200x2 kicker on two eight inch pyle drivers shaken truck apart hudred watts should be good if u have decent quality amp
318301
I power this sub with a 500 watt max mono kicker amp. These subs can handle more in my opinion so far since I've had it
1737739
This amp should power them just fine. It just wouldn't be to the speakers' full potential. I believe this amp is only rated at 1300 watts rms which would be a little shy of the 1600 combined that the subs would use To reach that full potential. Of course if you don't want to risk blowing out your subs, being just shy of the speakers rms rating would be ideal.
1232114
The amp choice is really up to you and how many subs and how are you going to wire them up. I have one 12" Type R 4ohm sub wired to 2ohm. Using a Hifonics Zeus 1800 watt mono amp. Assuming that the amp is "actually" capable of pushing 1800w at 1ohm. It should be pushing 900w to the Type R. It sounds amazing in the trunk of my 96 Impala SS. Go with the 4ohm sub if youre going to use two subs, wire them down to 2ohm and find an amp capable of pushing a solid 2000w. Amps will state total power at 1ohm, 2ohm will be half that.
1263081
This amp would definitely be able to run them. Probably not to their full potential, but I run two 12" and it sounds really good. I bought this unit for $100 and it was worth that. Not much more than $125.
489861
I run 2- 1/4trs to xlr cables from the main out to the inputs on my amp (any wattage amp that powers your speakers). Depending on your amp input any quality instrument cable should work.
1535774
I used this amp to run 12" monitors 300 watt. They have not let me down. Great for small venues or stage monitors.
484919
any amplifier producing 50-100 watts should be plenty i use 160 watts per channel but dont use full power on these sweet little speakers
965297
Depends on what ohm and watt your speakers are. But normally I run a 14 or 12 gauge.should be more than enough for your home theatre. Unless ur putting out more power
362744
Eric, go with the Rockford Fosgate Prime 250x1 mono block amp. It has a very small footprint, very affordable, and these amps, in my opinion, are still one of the best on the market. These amps are always underrated, come with an actual RMS rating tested by the manufacturer, and will be plenty of power to push a 10" sub. It will not disappoint.
1761598
This is a 1 channel amplifier so I'd look more towards a 4 or 5 channel depending on if you wanna hook a subwoofer with them to
467743
Yes, 2v output is the industry standard. The Koss amp will be fine with that input.
1308406
It should be fine as long as your subwoofers are 4 ohm. The amp is 2 ohm stable and in fact supplies greater amperage at 2 ohms
1404043
Any quality integrated amp/receiver would do fine. As long as the amp/receiver is 100 watts per channel or MORE. Don't use anything less! These control 1 monitors are loud for the size,but don't push them too hard,or you may blow a crossover.
223103
I am using this amp to power four 6x9 speakers. I think this amp will power two 12'' subs. If you want the subs to hit hard and the system to last, I would use a larger amp.
420650
I would NOT recomend this amp for a Sub Amp, at most it would be useful for small door speakers X2 , it would only push out about 25 - 35 RMS clean watts, That's equal to a powerful head unit.