Whats the RMS on this Sub and max output?
1471312
The rms is 1200 and max is 2400; but unless you have a pro grade amp you can push it well past that; I have mine pushing 2400 watts on a legacy amp and it needs more power still
1832450
1250 max rms. I got a boss ar1500 pushing them and they beat hard but i never got the chance to try and max them out.
470384
I smaller amp one with about 500-700 watts rms. this sub I believe can not handle the told watts.
582184
I would add another if your pulling 1400rms . That sub is only rated 1300 rms . Even though it's only 100 rms over what the subs is rated at , long term overpowering can damage subs . Hope this helped some :)
1859943
i have rockford T1000 db 2 chaneel and 3 jl w6 12' i run them on serial to 4 oz because it sound better but in you case i dont know what tipe amp do you have and what sub do you have
1179545
I have it running 2 mtx 10" subs! Very pleased with it! I believe they are 500 watt 4 ohm maybe??? Don't totally understand how all that works! I just know it pushes them very well! Hope that helps!!!
376813
Which means your subs rms true power should at the most be pushing 1700 watts. Prob not even that. But it woukd work. Wire down to 1 ohm
2087624
The sub is an 8 inch, but it kicks REAL hard. It's a really good sub if you don't have a lot of trunk space to spare. You should buy an amp with an RMS rating of 250W, as that's what the sub can handle. Make sure it's the RMS rating and Not the "max power" rating.
596844
That amp is way more than enough, this is what I found:RMS: 1000W x 1 @ 4 ohms, 1500W x 1 @ 2 ohms, 2100W x 1 @ 1 ohm. This sub is 400 rms. Please read up more on rms vs max power. Generally though, you want your amp to put out 75% to 125% off what the sub can handle rms, don't even pay attention to max. So, if you have a 4 ohm sub set up with your amp, it should be able to handle between 750 and 1250 watts rms, with 1000 really being ideal. In this case you could run several of these in different configurations depending on how you wire them, series vs parallel. Based on your question though, you need to do a lot more research and educate yourself on how these things work, or you're just going to burn out either your subs, amps, or both. That's a much more expensive easy to learn.
1220001
i have no clue as i am not familiar with the specs of those subs. i run my 3 kicker cvrs off it and it blasts!
1558385
the max output is 100x4 (@4ohm) and 200x4 (@2ohm) and 400 bridged at 4ohm....so i would say the rms is around half or a little less than half. probably around 45x4 (@4ohm) and probably 75x4 (@2ohm). the amp sound awesome on highs but i wouldn't hook a subwoofer to it.
1576784
Ive got 2 Alpine Type R subs and they are loud running with a JL Audio 1000/1
1142707
FROM THE SPEC SHEET:Max Power Output ..............................................720 W (180 W ¡Á 4)Rated Power Output (+B = 14.4V)Normal (4 ¦¸) (20 Hz ¨C 20 kHz, ¡Ü 0.08 % THD) ...60 W ¡Á 4(2 ¦¸) (1 kHz, ¡Ü 0.8 % THD) ...........................90 W ¡Á 4Bridged (4 ¦¸) (1 kHz, ¡Ü 0.8 % THD) ........................180 W ¡Á 2Therefore you would be running 180W RMS into each 6X9. I have my Wife's hooked up to a pair of Sony 6.5" Mid Bass / 1" Tweet and a 8" Bazooka Tube (60W X 2 + 120W X 1 RMS) and there is NO problem hearing her coming. You might do the same with a water proof sub tube/box to give more depth while you're out on the deep. Females loooove the rumble! FROM THE SPEC SHEET:Max Power Output ..............................................720 W (180 W ¡Á 4)Rated Power Output (+B = 14.4V)Normal (4 ¦¸) (20 Hz ¨C 20 kHz, ¡Ü 0.08 % THD) ...60 W ¡Á 4(2 ¦¸) (1 kHz, ¡Ü 0.8 % THD) ...........................90 W ¡Á 4Bridged (4 ¦¸) (1 kHz, ¡Ü 0.8 % THD) ........................180 W ¡Á 2Therefore you would be running 180W RMS into each 6X9. I have my Wife's hooked up to a pair of Sony 6.5" Mid Bass / 1" Tweet and a 8" Bazooka Tube (60W X 2 + 120W X 1 RMS) and there is NO problem hearing her... » Read More FROM THE SPEC SHEET:Max Power Output ..............................................720 W (180 W ¡Á 4)Rated Power Output (+B = 14.4V)Normal (4 ¦¸) (20 Hz ¨C 20 kHz, ¡Ü 0.08 % THD) ...60 W ¡Á 4(2 ¦¸) (1 kHz, ¡Ü 0.8 % THD) ...........................90 W ¡Á 4Bridged (4 ¦¸) (1 kHz, ¡Ü 0.8 % THD) ........................180 W ¡Á 2Therefore you would be running 180W RMS into each 6X9. I have my Wife's hooked up to a pair of Sony 6.5" Mid Bass / 1" Tweet and a 8" Bazooka Tube (60W X 2 + 120W X 1 RMS) and there is NO problem hearing her coming. You might do the same with a water proof sub tube/box to give more depth while you're out on the deep. Females loooove the rumble! « Show Less
275510
The 200 and 400 these guys are talking about is the recommended peak power. I have an Audiobahn A1200H2 pushing these subs and they hit with more than enough boom.
1444011
They are 1200 watts and 600 watts RMS. Ive got a 1200 watt amp bridged going to one sub and it could probably take more
1329231
Well I cant say exactly.. but I can tell u I got the comp runnin 4 ohms on a 6000w lanzar 2 channel amp in my trailblazer and I had to replace my deck because the bass shook the inner workings apart lol.. a warning tho these subs are extremely touchy tune with care!!
1085509
500 watts is indeed the maximum power output for this unit. This is broken down over the sub and 5 satellite speakers giving you about a max wattage of about 80 watts per speaker.