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<blockquote data-quote="Prowler573" data-source="post: 1119902" data-attributes="member: 561023">Utilizing the most of any sub(s) potential isn&#039;t as simple of a matter of just increasing the power to them to get them to &#039;hit harder.&#039;Have a look at the various stickied tutorials found in different spots around this forum. There&#039;s a great wealth of knowledge to be gained there.The info I could find on that particular Logic amp shows an RMS (continuous) output of 200w/channel X 2 channels @ 4 Ohm stereo ~ though I have reservations as to whether or not that&#039;s a true rating either.Tha majority of getting any subwoofer or combination of subs to perform their best will be dependent on their installation. First you&#039;ve got to put them in an enclosure designed to allow those particular subs to work the best they can.Other details that need to be addressed:What voice coil configuration are those subs? (if you don&#039;t know hit us with a model number for those Xplods and we can take it from there)How do you have those subs and amp wired to each other?Do you have the amp bridged? (wired to have a single output channel)Do you have the subs&#039; voice coils wired separately or together? If they&#039;re together are they wired in series or parallel?See? It can be much more involved than simply getting a sub or two and an amplifier and then hooking them together then hoping for the best //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gifA bit more info on what specifically you&#039;re working with would be of great help.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Prowler573, post: 1119902, member: 561023"] Utilizing the most of any sub(s) potential isn't as simple of a matter of just increasing the power to them to get them to 'hit harder.' Have a look at the various stickied tutorials found in different spots around this forum. There's a great wealth of knowledge to be gained there. The info I could find on that particular Logic amp shows an RMS (continuous) output of 200w/channel X 2 channels @ 4 Ohm stereo ~ though I have reservations as to whether or not that's a true rating either. Tha majority of getting any subwoofer or combination of subs to perform their best will be dependent on their installation. First you've got to put them in an enclosure designed to allow those particular subs to work the best they can. Other details that need to be addressed: What voice coil configuration are those subs? (if you don't know hit us with a model number for those Xplods and we can take it from there) How do you have those subs and amp wired to each other? Do you have the amp bridged? (wired to have a single output channel) Do you have the subs' voice coils wired separately or together? If they're together are they wired in series or parallel? See? It can be much more involved than simply getting a sub or two and an amplifier and then hooking them together then hoping for the best [IMG]//content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif[/IMG] A bit more info on what specifically you're working with would be of great help. [/QUOTE]

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