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<blockquote data-quote="pro-rabbit" data-source="post: 8012267" data-attributes="member: 551878">[quote name=&#039;VWGolfMKVI&#039;]Gotcha, didn&amp;#39;t put 2 and 2 together....lolThe funny part about [USER=622908]@wickedwitt[/USER] ; comment, I talked with Cadence today about the S2W15. Its rated at 800 watts rms and 1600 peak. I was assured it would handle 1000 to 1200 watts daily and handle this amp at full tilt for comps. Under warranty. And its $178 shippedI have had over a dozen members say that the XFL will handle way more than RMS. $215 shippedRight now I am running two Cadence S2W8&amp;#39;s, $96 each shipped @ 1ohm @ 44.4vac which is supposedly 1971 watts dailyNot calling you out, just not understanding your comment.</blockquote>While many subs will take power over rated, there is a very good reason they have their rating. Remember that regardless of what peak power you are running you are not sending your subs that much power all the time. Typically on average it is much much less.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE="pro-rabbit, post: 8012267, member: 551878"] [quote name='VWGolfMKVI']Gotcha, didn't put 2 and 2 together....lol The funny part about [USER=622908]@wickedwitt[/USER] ; comment, I talked with Cadence today about the S2W15. Its rated at 800 watts rms and 1600 peak. I was assured it would handle 1000 to 1200 watts daily and handle this amp at full tilt for comps. Under warranty. And its $178 shipped I have had over a dozen members say that the XFL will handle way more than RMS. $215 shipped Right now I am running two Cadence S2W8's, $96 each shipped @ 1ohm @ 44.4vac which is supposedly 1971 watts daily Not calling you out, just not understanding your comment.[/QUOTE] While many subs will take power over rated, there is a very good reason they have their rating. Remember that regardless of what peak power you are running you are not sending your subs that much power all the time. Typically on average it is much much less. [/QUOTE]

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