Amp Help?

[pimpingmyride 10+ year member]

So I just two two Infinity Reference 1060W's and a box for my 1999 Honda Passport that my friend didn't need any more. I was wondering what type of amp I should buy to make them sound good. Any amp suggestions?

Here are the specs on the subs:

Subwoofer Size 10"

Subwoofer Design Round / Circle

Main Cone Color Silver

Voice Coil(s) Single (1 voice coil)

Impedance (per voice coil) 4 ohms

Peak Power Handling 1100 watts

RMS Power Handling 275 watts

Woofer Composition Polypropylene

Woofer Surround Rubber

Minimum Sealed Box Volume 0.75 cubic feet

Maximum Sealed Box Volume 0.75 cubic feet

Minimum Ported Box Volume 1.75 cubic feet

Maximum Ported Box Volume 1.75 cubic feet

Sensitivity 91 dB

Frequency Response 25 - 400 Hz

Xmax (millimeters) 13 mm

Top Mount Depth 5-7/8"

Shallow Mount Installation No

Cutout Diameter 9-1/4"

Recommended Enclosure Type Ported / Vented

Sealed

Subwoofer Grille No

Re-Cone Kit Available No

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[Bumpin' Goalie 10+ year member]

If they are SVC 4 ohm's and you have 2 of them, then ~600rms @ 2 ohms is what you will want to get them their rated power. It is always good to have some headroom though.

You can either get a 600x1 @ 2ohm or a 4 channel that bridges down to 300x2 @ 4 ohm

A million amps fit this description so you are in luck //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif

 

[pimpingmyride 10+ year member]

Whats the difference between the 600x1 @ 2ohm and 4 channel that bridges down to 300x2 @ 4 ohm?

 

[Bumpin' Goalie 10+ year member]

Whats the difference between the 600x1 @ 2ohm and 4 channel that bridges down to 300x2 @ 4 ohm?

In most cases the 600x1@2 ohm will be a Class D Mono, so usually more efficient (less current draw)

The 300x2 @4 ohm will usually be Class A/B and less efficient.

If you have the option to go 600x1 @ 2 ohm, i would. It'd give each sub 300rms.

Just giving out more options by mentioning the 4 channel route