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NoVa_BaD_BoI
01-07-05, 02:54 PM
i have an alpine 12" type s sub sws 1241 600 watt peak n i would like to know what amp to run it from and im thinking of getting a second sub to go with it wen ive got a bit more money :?
Barnie@4D........WALES
01-07-05, 03:05 PM
which one have you got out of these 2
http://www.caraudiodirect.co.uk/product_info.php?products_id=3673&cadid=768d42b5e905f8489236d8feffd261a7
http://www.caraudiodirect.co.uk/product_info.php?products_id=3674&cadid=768d42b5e905f8489236d8feffd261a7
we need to know what coils youve got and whats your budget
NoVa_BaD_BoI
01-07-05, 03:10 PM
ive got the top 1 and i have a budget of 200 quid m8
NoVa_BaD_BoI
01-07-05, 03:41 PM
oooops no i havent that is the upgraded sub they dont make my sub no more :( but its basicly the same as the top 1 m8
Barnie@4D........WALES
01-07-05, 03:53 PM
oooops no i havent that is the upgraded sub they dont make my sub no more :( but its basicly the same as the top 1 m8
what coils have you got, i think the old ones are single 4 ohm coils
have you got the type s
NoVa_BaD_BoI
01-07-05, 04:08 PM
yea its a single 4 ohm coil m8
Barnie@4D........WALES
01-07-05, 04:31 PM
a few to choose from, as you may be adding another its probabaly best to go for a monoblock
heres a few choices
http://www.caraudiodirect.co.uk/product_info.php?products_id=4172&cadid=be948029c3028c2c5ee82673e0a004d6
http://www.caraudiodirect.co.uk/product_info.php?products_id=4134&cadid=be948029c3028c2c5ee82673e0a004d6
the kenny's power is slightly over rated it will do about the same as the jbl
but this is also a nice buy
http://www.caraudiodirect.co.uk/product_info.php?products_id=4399&cadid=be948029c3028c2c5ee82673e0a004d6
NoVa_BaD_BoI
01-07-05, 04:58 PM
cheers m8 i think i will go 4 the alpine 1 just coz ive got an alpine head n 6 x 9 s im gunna go 4 a full apline setup cheers m8 :D
Rick_Nova
05-07-05, 08:21 PM
buy my JBL G) 75.4 amp, ?130 on eebs, never used, ?80 ono
ednovasr2
18-07-05, 12:25 AM
Been told by top guys to always run at least the max input of sub power from an amp. Ie max sub input of 300watt RMS amp must be 300watt RMS or more 350-400 to be on safe side with gain on min to half way!
Other wise amp will send distorted signal to sub and over time sub will die or become intermitant due to voice coild melting,wear out, edge/suspension breaks up etc...
U should never run an amp on limmit should be under run (just like P.C's 60% memory free at all times both ram and Hard Disk)
I run singal 1200watt Black air vibe sub (max input 350watt RMS) in sealed box (MDF, Fiberglass & sillicone) with V12 Alpine amp that kicks out 500watt RMS at 4 om. Gain up like 1/4 if that!
Very deep and crisp (volume best with just two windows down, not with boot open! Ported box best if boot open all time @ cruise/shows etc..so I'm told!!).
Hope that helps???
ED
Barnie@4D........WALES
18-07-05, 01:31 PM
you can run lower, no worries as long as the gains are set correctly, if gain to high then you can send a clipped signal, but to much power for long periods can also damage subs, but this is down to thermal limits i ran a 300wrms foal on 600 and it loves it but get hot, very hot, jbl's gt4's will also sing on 500wrms but heard one on 180wms the other day and it sounded good to
the pioneers spls tend not to like more than 1kwrms and go pop, sound poo on less than the recomended 750wrms though, saying that there not really musical subs so sound pap what ever you chuck at them
ported subs will take a little more power
i abit of head room is always good i do agree with you
well m8 i have a 15" steath sub with is powerd by a 500 watt gto show amp and it sound really gud aod loud hope that helps
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