with 300 watt amp better with 1 12 sub or 2 10 inch
358475
Yes but only if the tuner is of excellent quality. The amp will increase the bass but a poor tuner can cause the signal to blow up the speaker because it f the sign wave.
358476
Size of the sub doesn't matter what matters is the rms rattings of the sub don't ever listen to the MAX WATTAGE or any term similar to that. Always look for the RMS ratting of the sub. Then compare that with the amp. I have these subs wired to two ohms with a Rockford p300-1 amp and they sound amazing. I believe the 12 in are still 150RMS so the 300 amp if it's RMS not max will do just as well.
358477
One 12 bridged would sound good. But of you run 2 10"s in mono it might sound even better. Both of these would sound good.
277841
You'll be good. Mine is an 1100 watt hooked up to one 12". So ideally 2 of the speakers would need a 2200 watt amplifier to reach the speakers peak, but for your use it will sound great as long as it's wired up correctly and such
1099734
this would not be your best bet. go with a 1000 watt mono amp. I used this 500 watt on my door speakers. Had a 1000 watt mono for my two 10's and it was far more than enough. However the 500 wouldnt give you what you need.
1519533
Not a good idea you should aim for a two channel amp our two one channel amps and try to match the ohms of the speakers with the amp to get the best out of them
718449
It's gonna be better to get two having one hooked up to 400 rms is overpowering the sub having two hooked up to 185 is not overpowering it but it isn't gonna under power it so 2 is the better option
1330366
Works great with 10 inch sub. Was told it could push two of the same sub I had. But on the specs I'm not to sure maybe watts
562299
That is fine, your best bet is to get a sub that can be wired at 1ohm so you can get the most out of your amp.
834704
A decent match would be any decent amp that is around 1100w if youre getting two subs then get a 2000w amp. I bought two of these and a Pyle 2000w 2 channel amp and it sounds excellent for the price of it all! You should try to avoid getting an amp that is more powerful than your sub's as it is easier to blow them but you can always tune an amp down
1320553
This is basically a 2-ch (posts are connected internally) I would recommend the Lepai LP-168HA 2.1 2 x 40-Watt Amplifier and 1x68W Sub Output.
1953203
I'd say that's asking a lot from a 12" sub. My suggestion, go bigger and use multiple units (2, 4 or more).
798409
I'm not sure. I have it pushing two 1,000 watt each, pyle 10' subwoofer . Sounds good Maybe I could've went with 12' ? Not sure about the 15' thou. Guess it would truly matter what the watts are.
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.
1923959
Depend what you are hooking up to this amp make sure your in the right ohm load if not it's best to get 2 amps like this
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!
1740693
4 chanel with a min 150 watt rms rating, should do the trick, bigger is better you can always turn the gain down
169388
2 ohm, I have dual 12s both running 2 ohms with a 3000 watt amp, sounds amazing and I'm still breaking it in, but 2 ohm in my eyes is for more than one sub to divi the power more equally
566022
You need at smaller amp, this is to much power for you single sub, I got this amp with two vm audio 12 ',3000 watts each one, this amp got enough power to hit very hard my subs, imagine your single sub, will blow out