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<blockquote data-quote="c_james_s" data-source="post: 5517717" data-attributes="member: 604946"><p>Your gonna get a bunch of diff answers. I might be wrong but I think most people would aggree that its best to power match sub to amp etc. But that it depends on the sub. I always try to get as close as possible to match sub rms to amp rms. You're gonna find that a lot of people here like to give the type R way more power than its rated for, let one of them tell you how that's working for them.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="c_james_s, post: 5517717, member: 604946"] Your gonna get a bunch of diff answers. I might be wrong but I think most people would aggree that its best to power match sub to amp etc. But that it depends on the sub. I always try to get as close as possible to match sub rms to amp rms. You're gonna find that a lot of people here like to give the type R way more power than its rated for, let one of them tell you how that's working for them. [/QUOTE]
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