Will a Old School Puuch 150 push this sub woofer?
375891
It will play but it will hardly move and it will probably be too quiet to hear. I'd get an amp rated for at least 600watts rms.
375892
Just from what I've researched, it won't power it very much.I use an MB Quart ONX 1.1000D. It's a D-Class (digital) amplifier. I have the subwoofer wired to 1-Ohms, so the amplifier puts out about 1000 watts rms.I bought it from 3 Kings Audio (through Amazon) for about $130 (about $170 now). I've had no problems with it and it REALLY brings the bass. It also comes with a bass knob you can run to the front for controlling just the subwoofer levels. I recommend it, but there are multiple other directions you could go in amplifier wise. Good luck with it and God Bless!
1189520
It will do just fine. Personally I would wire the sub's down to 2 ohms then connect them to the amp. Hook everything up and turn it all down. Go out to the middle of no where turn your stero up to the normal volume you want it at and then adjust the amp to that. By all means it will probably over power your sub's since 150rms isn't much and 500 max seems high for a comp? I'm guessing. When you set the amp keep a eye on the sub's and what there dosing find the sweet spot and limit the amp not the volume. Its safer this way. Best of luck :)
502563
All the specs on the sub and the box show that this will work, run 300-500 watts RMS and use a small amount of fiber fill in it and you should be good, I have one of these that I put a Skar Audio sub in and ran 700 watts RMS to it and it sounds pretty tight, The box is great for the price.
1655837
I have 1 in a standard sealed enclosure and it is AMAZING. Very clean crisp bass with plenty of power. The shop I had it installed at actually started carrying these subs to sell after hearing the power this sub had in a small enclosure with only 800w pushing. I would make the switch IF crisp bass is what your after (I listen to all kinds of music and need it to compliment rap/rock/pop/dub step). If shaking the vehicle next to you is your only goal go ported.
46357
Yes. It is 300 watts into a 4-ohm speaker. From what I read your sub has a 4-ohm speaker. Just make sure the cabinet is tight when you fill the open areas. This should breathe new life into this sub!
1069148
as long as your subwoofer takes rcas then yes. most house subwoofers have either push pin or rca plugins
552364
The short answer is no. This is a home use sub-woofer with a built in power amp.
1723544
Depends on the sub. If it can handle the power then yes. You need to have a good box for it too. This thing is currently hammering two Fosgate prime 12s with vengeance. It turns heads for sure, just stay out of my driveway.
1075646
This amp will push that no problem if your sub is 1000 rms this might not be the p for you but if that's the peak power and your rms is between 300-500 you should be ok also you should know if your sub is a dual coil sub do not run it at 1 ohm or else you will blow the amp
542756
I highly doubt it, search crutchfield.com for the mounting depth. If your space limited, opt for the shallow mount slim version of this sub. You wont be let down with this sub. As long as you have an excellent power source and a correct size box.
1301075
I would say no, this is pretty weak. I have one 15 or 17 inch sub and this doesnt compare to the previous one that I blew out. I'm not very knowlegable on other amps but because I have this one, I would say try to inquire about another one. lol
637885
I would think it would with a converter, but I would check with Martin Logan. The shipping information is lost, but the box was pretty heavy because of the sub-woofer...I would say around 25 lbs, but would check with Martin Logan on shipping weight.
2046147
Yes. According to the specs from Parts-express. As long as your sub can handle the power you should be fine. I replaced my plate amplifier years ago and it has sounded better than the original PSB and never given me 1 second of problems. If I were building a sub there is no other amplifier I would choose. The most problematic area on installation is the mounting. After that just pure clean bass that is deep and smooth. 300 watts RMS @ 0.5% THD into 4 ohm load * Signal to noise ratio: 105 dB (A-weighted) * Dimensions: 11" W x 7" H x 4" D * Cabinet cutout: 10" x 6-1/4" * Line-in and high-level in crossovers: Adjustable 50 to 150 Hz, 12 dB/octave low-pass crossover, and a fixed 330 Hz, 12 dB/octave low-pass crossover * LFE-in crossover: Fixed 330 Hz, 12 dB/octave low-pass crossover
282123
Yes.. Just have to make sure your sub runs at 2 ohms and hook it up the right way
889786
Difficult to say for sure, but your instruction manual should explain the wiring connections. Check the manual for the new name, "LFE", sub woofer is the old term...good luck.
320931
Technically yes, but it will be under powered. If this is a 2-ohm sub woofer it will be under powered by 200 W if its a 4-ohm it will be under powered by 600 W. Under powering your sub woofer could potentially burn up the amp though.
142481
absolutely; this is a top rated subwoofer for the money.all I can say is I love mine.