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<blockquote data-quote="White Rider" data-source="post: 5509330" data-attributes="member: 606584"><p>Really? I have heard that but i also have seen a shallow sub in a poted box and it did hit hard.</p><p></p><p>Also these subs are a 4ohm sub...and the amp is a RF 500 mono that puts out 500 at 1 ohm. Im very new to amps and dont know what that means. What does that need to be at to give the subss enough power? or do i need to match the ohms?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="White Rider, post: 5509330, member: 606584"] Really? I have heard that but i also have seen a shallow sub in a poted box and it did hit hard. Also these subs are a 4ohm sub...and the amp is a RF 500 mono that puts out 500 at 1 ohm. Im very new to amps and dont know what that means. What does that need to be at to give the subss enough power? or do i need to match the ohms? [/QUOTE]
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