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<blockquote data-quote="winkychevelle" data-source="post: 8663619" data-attributes="member: 611804">No there is no real disadvantage with the 500/1 slash amp. This is mainly because the regulated power supply can keep the power fairly consistent as the ohm load constantly changes due to box rise.That said dont worry about box rise it wont matter for your install.Honestly for you system I wouldnt start with mid level jl audio as they cost a bit for what you are getting .In that range I would prefer a set of Memphis power reference line with 2 10s and there 600w amp.  It something that is sold at shops in high volumes for a reason. It works well for a beginner systemYou haven&#039;t given us a budget but if you gave us a number we could work around itMy personal truck has jl in it but if I did it all over again I&#039;d run 2 10inch sundown audio sd3 subs on a budget 1-1200w amp. Pioneer makes a cheap one that works well as does JBL, infinity and many others</blockquote>

[QUOTE="winkychevelle, post: 8663619, member: 611804"] No there is no real disadvantage with the 500/1 slash amp. This is mainly because the regulated power supply can keep the power fairly consistent as the ohm load constantly changes due to box rise. That said dont worry about box rise it wont matter for your install. Honestly for you system I wouldnt start with mid level jl audio as they cost a bit for what you are getting . In that range I would prefer a set of Memphis power reference line with 2 10s and there 600w amp. It something that is sold at shops in high volumes for a reason. It works well for a beginner system You haven't given us a budget but if you gave us a number we could work around it My personal truck has jl in it but if I did it all over again I'd run 2 10inch sundown audio sd3 subs on a budget 1-1200w amp. Pioneer makes a cheap one that works well as does JBL, infinity and many others [/QUOTE]

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