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<blockquote data-quote="Jimi77" data-source="post: 8844574" data-attributes="member: 673702"><p>I'd argue power is not cheap. Most cars can handle a 1kw amp with big 3. If you want just 3 more DB - aka doubling power, that's gonna require upgrading to 0awg, a high output alt, high end battery, etc. </p><p></p><p>If hit a 200wrms and 1000wrms sub with 2kwrms, here's what you're likely going to experience (assuming you're not playing test tones). The 200wrms sub will be louder until it blows and I wouldn't expect to last long. The 1kw sub may survive on a 2kw amp depending on how you use it. The 200wrms sub may or may not distort significantly depending on enclosure, music, etc, for example a 200w sub with alot of xmech in a ported enclosure may not sound that bad right up until it the VC seizes. OTOH a sub with minimal xmech is going to bottom out before you seize the VC.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jimi77, post: 8844574, member: 673702"] I'd argue power is not cheap. Most cars can handle a 1kw amp with big 3. If you want just 3 more DB - aka doubling power, that's gonna require upgrading to 0awg, a high output alt, high end battery, etc. If hit a 200wrms and 1000wrms sub with 2kwrms, here's what you're likely going to experience (assuming you're not playing test tones). The 200wrms sub will be louder until it blows and I wouldn't expect to last long. The 1kw sub may survive on a 2kw amp depending on how you use it. The 200wrms sub may or may not distort significantly depending on enclosure, music, etc, for example a 200w sub with alot of xmech in a ported enclosure may not sound that bad right up until it the VC seizes. OTOH a sub with minimal xmech is going to bottom out before you seize the VC. [/QUOTE]
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