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<blockquote data-quote="sanjayfernando" data-source="post: 719849" data-attributes="member: 559302">hii got 2 amps, one 4 ch SONY amp for running the front and rear speakers (Pioneer) and a&nbsp; BOSS 2ch amp(bridged)&nbsp; for powering a 700w, 10 inch Pioneer subwoofer..the head unit im gonna be using will be a pioneer DEH MP8600 MPNow, the problem lies in the fact that i bought all of these, here in australia, where as i am hoping to fix em to the car i have back in my home country (Sri Lanka)I am having doubts as to whether the amps i am using will be powerful enough to run the subwoofer... here are the specifications..Note that i dont mind fixing the sony amp for the sub if that will solve the problem.Sony amp______________500wmax output :4 speakers - 100w x 4 (at 4ohm)3 speakers - 100w x 2 + 250w x 1 (at 4 ohm)Boss Amp______________2ch400w2 x 65 W or 1 x180w on 4ohmsubwoofer______________10 inch700w pioneer.8 ohm?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="sanjayfernando, post: 719849, member: 559302"] hi i got 2 amps, one 4 ch SONY amp for running the front and rear speakers (Pioneer) and a BOSS 2ch amp(bridged) for powering a 700w, 10 inch Pioneer subwoofer.. the head unit im gonna be using will be a pioneer DEH MP8600 MP Now, the problem lies in the fact that i bought all of these, here in australia, where as i am hoping to fix em to the car i have back in my home country (Sri Lanka) I am having doubts as to whether the amps i am using will be powerful enough to run the subwoofer... here are the specifications.. Note that i dont mind fixing the sony amp for the sub if that will solve the problem. [B]Sony amp[/B] ______________ 500w max output : 4 speakers - 100w x 4 (at 4ohm) 3 speakers - 100w x 2 + 250w x 1 (at 4 ohm) [B]Boss Amp[/B] ______________ 2ch 400w 2 x 65 W or 1 x180w on 4ohm [B]subwoofer[/B] ______________ 10 inch 700w pioneer. 8 ohm? [/QUOTE]

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