If I got two of these 2x10 cabs, what amp heads could drive that?
2027097
Anything that meets or is below the impedance. So its a 400 watt bass cabinet, and I use a behringer BXD300H ultra bass head that's 300 watts. Its a great bass head of your looking for a cabinet and head that won't bust your budget which I am guessing your a musician so that's a yes. So as long as your watt are at or below the watts of the cab you will be ok. The only thing is let's say you get a 200 watt head it won't give you as much sound as 400 watt.
2027098
A great speaker well worth the price I use it with a 300 watt amp and it sounds great!
2027099
I would say anything from 100 watts to 600 watts. I have run mine with a Gallien Kruger 700RB and also a Hartke 350. They can handle a high powered head, but I would recommend you start out at very low volume and not to blow them out. With my GK, I am now running a Seimic 4x10, and in a club setting, rarely have I had it over a 2 on the master volume. Tone is killer. Have also used my 2x10 with a 15" in another cab and sounded great that way too. One advantage to having a pair of 2x10's is the weight and ease of moving it. My 4x10 is heavy in comparison, but they sound pretty much the same. What amp head are you considering? I would say anything from 100 watts to 600 watts. I have run mine with a Gallien Kruger 700RB and also a Hartke 350. They can handle a high powered head, but I would recommend you start out at very low volume and not to blow them out. With my GK, I am now running a Seimic 4x10, and in a club setting, rarely have I had it over a 2 on the master volume. Tone is killer. Have also used my 2x10 with a 15" in another cab and sounded great that way too. One advantage to having a pair of 2x10's is the weight and ease of moving it. My 4x10 is heavy in comparison, but they sound pretty much the... » Read More I would say anything from 100 watts to 600 watts. I have run mine with a Gallien Kruger 700RB and also a Hartke 350. They can handle a high powered head, but I would recommend you start out at very low volume and not to blow them out. With my GK, I am now running a Seimic 4x10, and in a club setting, rarely have I had it over a 2 on the master volume. Tone is killer. Have also used my 2x10 with a 15" in another cab and sounded great that way too. One advantage to having a pair of 2x10's is the weight and ease of moving it. My 4x10 is heavy in comparison, but they sound pretty much the same. What amp head are you considering? « Show Less
345959
You're probably going to be able to get it to work, but I can't say it will sound good. You may want to invest in the 1x12 extension cab, it's only $100.
843758
I would suggest an amp. You'll all a lot of the deck to run these properly.
1024833
I got 1 of these and it hits pretty hard with my BOSS amp. If u are looking for trunk shaking i would go with 2 and get a 2 channel amp. Ported box is what u want
789571
I have a pioneer 400 watt amp bridged for this single 10 inch subwoofer and it supplies sufficient power and excellent sound in the sealed box. I would use at least an 800 watt amp to drive two 10 inch subwoofers. If you like hip hop you may want a box with a port for extra bass boost otherwise a sealed box works fine. -Dan
1011897
Hay i have a Hifonic Brutus Mono 2000 watt 4 channel amp. Pushing my 2 (12" kickers) great power feeding my subs.
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.
501090
This amp drives one 4 ohm cabinet, or two 8 ohm cabinets in series ( which equals 4 ohms total)
2193551
im running a 1200w boss auto amp briged but if your going to run 2 of theses i wood us a 2800w amp
1474959
This amp is perfect for you're two 10inch subs . Make sure you load them to 1ohm.I have it installed in 2 12 type R's and it bumps.
1024831
Trust me one is plenty. I also have a 2000 watt pioneer amp and this thing is nuts. Get a box with 1.0 cubic inch of airspace.
907898
First what is your true wattage those amps are kicking out secondly you may want to invest in a bigger alternator running two monos also you may not even need 2 amps but if you must run both i personaly wouldt but i would say get 2 1 per amp ground both of them
173976
Any high power amp will do. It all depends on your application, full range or low range these speakers deliver great sound and have excellent bass.
980111
Yes, but unless they are very low rated cabinets the amplifier will have a heck of a time pushing both. I ran a 4x10 and a 1x15 before just fine. This amplifier is more powerful than one would think.
2011373
I'm using an older pyramid 1000 watt amp. It hits hard, but it can handle a lot more power.
649049
Depends on how you wire them up. Perallel or in series. I have my single wired in Perallel which dropped it to 2 ohms and I am powering it with a Audiobahn A8000M that has a peak of 2200 watts and an RMS of 1100 watts. It sounds amazing. So if I were to power two subs I'd get a 2000 watt peak power 2 channel amp and bridge it at least.
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This is kind of a hard question to answer because perceived volume is at least somewhat subjective. With the 15 watt all tube amp I use, this cab can get pretty loud--enough to fill a 10 car garage. Bear in mind that the amp you mentioned has a solid state power amp, which means it may not sound quite as loud as an all tube amp. Overall, I think you'll be pleased with the sound of this cab.