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Pushing subs too hard??!?!
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<blockquote data-quote="cashmoneymusik" data-source="post: 7870782" data-attributes="member: 639524"><p>Hey guys, I am new to the car audio thing and will be getting my first system installed this weekend. I had a couple questions about the equipment and if you guys could put in some advice it would be much appreciated. So to start off I chose a obcon 12" dual per-fab box MDF construction w/ Labyrinth portings tuned to 36 hrz. Next I knew I wanted 1 ohm capability after hearing my buddy's 2 JL w7 13" pounding 2000w. So I selected a amp I heard great reviews about the DB drive A4 1800w@1 900@2 450@4. Next I selected my sub I went with an alpine type x 12 I scored off eBay brand news for 300$ I then shortly ran out of money. (this is where I need you) I have a box that can hold two subs and don't have the money for another type x. I saw that the new type r is rated between 300-1000w rms so would it be possible to use that as a cheaper alternative with the x and still run it at 1 ohm getting the full 1800w or will that be pushing the R to hard? Btw both subs would be 4 ohm DVC wired in parallel to produce a 1 ohm load.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="cashmoneymusik, post: 7870782, member: 639524"] Hey guys, I am new to the car audio thing and will be getting my first system installed this weekend. I had a couple questions about the equipment and if you guys could put in some advice it would be much appreciated. So to start off I chose a obcon 12" dual per-fab box MDF construction w/ Labyrinth portings tuned to 36 hrz. Next I knew I wanted 1 ohm capability after hearing my buddy's 2 JL w7 13" pounding 2000w. So I selected a amp I heard great reviews about the DB drive A4 1800w@1 900@2 450@4. Next I selected my sub I went with an alpine type x 12 I scored off eBay brand news for 300$ I then shortly ran out of money. (this is where I need you) I have a box that can hold two subs and don't have the money for another type x. I saw that the new type r is rated between 300-1000w rms so would it be possible to use that as a cheaper alternative with the x and still run it at 1 ohm getting the full 1800w or will that be pushing the R to hard? Btw both subs would be 4 ohm DVC wired in parallel to produce a 1 ohm load. [/QUOTE]
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