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<blockquote data-quote="AM.MSCL" data-source="post: 7728084" data-attributes="member: 641464">I am looking at the Sundown E Series 8&quot; Subwoofer Dual Voice Coil 2 Ohm in series and they are rated at 200 Watts RMS.I am looking at SQ and using this just to fill in the lower freqs below the Component set that I am considering.I have not purchased anything yet.I am really curious if a 180W-250 RMS at 4 Ohms bridged amplifier is going to be enough for this speaker? Or does it really need more?The component set I am looking at is the JL C2-650 as I found them for $145 vs the Hertz ESK 165 for $279 and I can not tell any sound difference.This is going into a 69 Convertible Firebird and the sub will most likely be placed in the floor board between the driver seat and the back seat.I do not care about pounding bass that will move the car down the road. I mostly listen to Heavy Metal, Rock, Jazz and Blues. Hip Hop is the closest thing to Rap I might listen to.ThanksRay</blockquote>

[QUOTE="AM.MSCL, post: 7728084, member: 641464"] I am looking at the Sundown E Series 8" Subwoofer Dual Voice Coil 2 Ohm in series and they are rated at 200 Watts RMS. I am looking at SQ and using this just to fill in the lower freqs below the Component set that I am considering. I have not purchased anything yet. I am really curious if a 180W-250 RMS at 4 Ohms bridged amplifier is going to be enough for this speaker? Or does it really need more? The component set I am looking at is the JL C2-650 as I found them for $145 vs the Hertz ESK 165 for $279 and I can not tell any sound difference. This is going into a 69 Convertible Firebird and the sub will most likely be placed in the floor board between the driver seat and the back seat. I do not care about pounding bass that will move the car down the road. I mostly listen to Heavy Metal, Rock, Jazz and Blues. Hip Hop is the closest thing to Rap I might listen to. Thanks Ray [/QUOTE]

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