PG TI 1200.1 powering 2 Alpine 12 inch Type X subs?

[Slowww3kgt 10+ year member]

I was wondering if this amp is strong enough to power two alpine 12 inch type x subs since it puts out 1400x1 at 2ohms i believe? thanks for the help very much appreciated

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[audioholic 5,000+ posts]

1400 is the minimum rating for the 1200.1's. Both mine are right at 1550 watts. I have no experience with those subs so I don't know.

 

[VoTran24 10+ year member]

audioholic is right. I have a 1200.1 also and the birthsheet says 1430 @4 ohms or somethin like that. Every 1200.1 tanrum I have seen has had at least 1400 watts. Whats the RMS rating for the type X? If its around 600-800 I think it would be a perfect combination. you can also get 2 dual 4 Ohms and get a 4 ohm and still get full power.

 

[Redford 10+ year member]

Pretty sure it's up to 1000w RMS... But 700w per sub will be more than plenty.

 

[Slowww3kgt 10+ year member]

alpines website states 500w-1000watts rms, hopefully it sounds good with 700w if not i might have to get two 1200.1's than.

 

[ANeonRider 10+ year member]

Since the Type X's are ONLY dual 4 ohm subs, you can't get a 2ohm load from them, its not gonna work.

 

[Slowww3kgt 10+ year member]

well the TI1200.1 is 1 ohm stable also so I could just go one ohm forgot that their only dual 4ohm. wait i just checked Pg's website if its 1 ohm stable but it doesnt say anything I could of sworn i read somewhere that those amps are one ohm stable?

 

[geezy21unc 10+ year member]

700 watts wont be enuff for thhat sub to shine ike it should.....but if the amp is underrated then maybe...but if you dont want that much bass, then the X with 700 will do

 

[iceteebone 5,000+ posts]

7 month old thread. //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/rolleyes.gif.c1fef805e9d1464d377451cd5bc18bfb.gif it's amazing how people can search and bump old threads, but can't search to find answers to their simple questions.

 

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