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are you trying to make a point with that comment or is it pointless rambling.
are you trying to sympathize now or are you insulting me more? or just trying to sound cool?
(not to mention you "claim" to have not read everything? well if that is true then your no worse then i am. you saw half the information and made a conclussion and then tried to take a stab at me. i did the same thing. i read half of something and made a conclussion and took a stab at trying to help someone. my topic was just more touchy on this forum. and another difference is that my post was trying to help someone, prick.)

You have been proven semi-wrong?! You have been proven completely wrong. Dude, its ok, you were misinformed and made an idiotic post. Now learn from it and actually learn the truth of the matter, underpowering a sub WILL NOT blow the sub.
You just said if the amp is pushed too hard hence clipping, meaning it is sending out more power, unclean power, so its not the underpowering that will blow the sub, its the additional power thats not clean (clipped).
i said semi because it IS possible to blow a sub with an under powered amp. and i said nothing about perfect clean signal. my original comment very much simple. calm down
i know i was wrong by saying that is would cause over heating and burning up the coil by it. but my comment wasn't coming completely out of the blue.
i admidted i was wrong get over it. stop trying to hope on a train that has left the station bro. this thread is dead
Well the box wasn't a pre-fab it was custom ported to around 32-35hz. It was built to kickers specs for deep bass. The jbl 1200.1 amp I read was 1200 rms, so how would I be underpowering it by that much since both subs equal 1400 rms, and me giving it 1200 rms( Even heard the jbl amps are underrated). The box was about 3-4 cubes so it wasn't small. I checked the wiring and the subs were seeing 1 ohm from the amp. I've been feeding these subs this power for over 3 years and they finally blew last month, so I'm not disappointed in them they lasted a while.
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Headunit: Eclipse AVN5510![]()
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Front Stage: Hertz Hi-Energy HSK 165 6.5 Components
Rear Stage: CDT Audio CL-62
Amps: JBL 80.4 & JBL 1200.1
Sub: Kicker CVR 15" (Looking to upgrade)
a 15'' sub has roughly twice as much cone area as a 12'' sub does.
so i think that you were better powering the same amount of cone.
but that is my guess and there could be a number of things

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A 15 has roughly 176sq.in of area and a 12 has 113.
So thats 176 vs. 226, 12's win.
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