Good amp for 10" pioneers??

[shanneee123]

i have two 10" pioneer subs, TS-W256R. They are 300rms each and 1100 peak. they are wired to 2 ohms. does anyone recommend a good amp for these? trying to stay within a 100$ range. Thinking about maybe a Kicker ZX750.1?

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[macsdad 10+ year member]

i have two 10" pioneer subs, TS-W256R. They are 300rms each and 1100 peak. they are wired to 2 ohms. does anyone recommend a good amp for these? trying to stay within a 100$ range. Thinking about maybe a Kicker ZX750.1?

That would do well, if the final ohm load on subs after wiring is 2 ohms. And as always suggested, make sure to properly set the gain on the amp dude.

 

[LosIsATool 5,000+ posts]

Yep and stop looking at peak. It means nothing. It's just a big number to trick new buyers.

 

[shanneee123]

i knew that rms was what mattered most but i also thought that the peak on an amp should be close to the peak of the subs but i guess it completely doesn't matter, and when setting your gain do you just use any with bass? if so what are some songs you recommend? i've watched a video of guy who did it with a test tone. should i try that?

 

[kr15 5,000+ posts]

If you find a nice shape zx750 for 100, buy it. Good match for those subs

 

[BOOMINGRANDPA 5,000+ posts]

i knew that rms was what mattered most but i also thought that the peak on an amp should be close to the peak of the subs but i guess it completely doesn't matter, and when setting your gain do you just use any with bass? if so what are some songs you recommend? i've watched a video of guy who did it with a test tone. should i try that?

where u at i let u hear my 1 ported pioneer if u close by sanford