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I have one 12" kicker comp vr and i am pushing the 400 watts to it continiously, and it bumps really good. You can find a kicker comp on the internet for a good price try http://www.ikesound.com And you should be able to find a sub box for it for about 30 to 40 bucks.

By the way the 1x equation is how you can check and verify your configurations on paper, but the way i truly determine my load with my trusty mac meter.

The average human ear can hear frequencies down to 20 hz, if we heard frequencies any lower we could hear our muscles and body organs working. But what you want to pay attention to on the subs is the frequency response, usually the bigger the sub gets the lower it will go, also the bigger sub...

Here is an equation you can use to figure out loads in paralel pull up your calculator on your computer, so if you have a dual 4 ohm sub hit 4 then the 1x + 4 then the 1x = 1x that will tell you your load. You can use that equation to figure out your loads.

I have one 12" comp in my hatch back and i was keeping up with 3 10" mtx's. So i have no doubt in my mind thatll youll love these subs as long as you put them in the right enclosure. For tighter bass go sealed, for boomy loose bass go ported.

How about the jbl PX600.2 will this amp satisfy his needs is it a good quality amp. What are everyones thoughts?

then why such a high peak rating on the perfect? Jw cause 1400 w peak per sub and running lets say an amp with a peak power rating of 1200 watts, the rms is usuall half of that 600 watts, so 300 watts rms to each sub. You think that is the best way to go? Any other opinions, can the subs handle...

I have limited space i have a hatchback so i have to stay with a smaller enclosure. So i cannot go ported i looked up the dimension and it would be tough to get a box of that size in there and keep my back seat up at the same time.

Also he doesnt want the amp to shut off after 15 mins of use , he wants to be able to run good power for a good hour or 2 before it goes in to protection mode. Will the amp above be able to do that? If not what amp will be able to do that or better?

Im not an expert on the subject but in my opinion if you looking for the loud thump of the techno trance sound your going to want a ported box that your sub is designed for, you will get a deeper bass sound that will not be as tight as a sealed box. A sealed box will give a you tighter bass...

My buddy just got 2 12" infinity perfect 12.1dvc and wants to know what is the best amp to push them for loudness and sq at the same time? He has a budget of 350 dollars.

I have one kicker comp vr right now, how much of a bass boost will i notice running a second one on a seperate amplifier, with proper power being provided to my amplifier? My goal is around 140 db is this acheiveable running them in a medium to small sealed box?

You can either run one of the dvc 2 ohms and parralel it down to 1 ohm or get 2 dvc 4 ohms and paralel it down to 1 ohm either way you will have a one ohm load on the amplifier.