stillfly45
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i wud do 2 12" on the 1200d and 4 12" of the 2200d.
personally i feel its too much power for just one sub
personally i feel its too much power for just one sub
well with the 1200aq you'll will be able to play it at full tilt all day. but with the 2200aq you will be able to power the subs with that amp but not at full tilt all day and you will void the warrenty.
jbizzle
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He said 2 12"s on one 2200..
I'd do 2 12's on a 2200
jbizzle
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They can take that power..
I never said they cant I said they cant take that power all day you'll have to watch the gain if he did get it
thank you
jbizzle
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Pretty sure no company covers blown coils...
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I have no direct experience with those subs.. but.. from what i've read, they can hadle nice amount of power more then RMS, the 1200D isnt even giving them rated watts.
I'd get the 2200D tune it to 1500RMS for the first bit after a nice break in period I'd slowly tune it higher and if it starts getting stinky after long periods of play you know your reaching the mechanical limits. At that point back off the gain a bit and lower it some.
If you get the 1200D there going to be asking for more powa and your going to juice the gain, reach thermal limits and burn some VC's.
Better to have more power then not enough, as long as you have some commen sense!
I'd get the 2200D tune it to 1500RMS for the first bit after a nice break in period I'd slowly tune it higher and if it starts getting stinky after long periods of play you know your reaching the mechanical limits. At that point back off the gain a bit and lower it some.
If you get the 1200D there going to be asking for more powa and your going to juice the gain, reach thermal limits and burn some VC's.
Better to have more power then not enough, as long as you have some commen sense!
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