lol but that doesn't mean you can't run 1000 to it and be fine. There's nothing holding you back from adding more. If it starts to smell just turn the gains down a little bit.if Im correct, Type-Rs only go to 500rms.?
well, if you want me start a thread titled "how much rms can a type r handle", i can do that. I bet 99.9 percent of CA members will say at least 750 rms. Plus, they are so much cheaper than other subs and they are bulletproof.Ok. Well Im gonna look into the Type R's then. Thanks for the help guys, and maybe i will check out some prices online. If they are good enough vs stores around here then Ill try the online stuff out again.
thanks again.
Ill probably only get a 750rms amp anyways.
i basically did. i made a thread about how much power have you sent to a type R. let me find it and post here for the guy.here it is but i would not recommend it to someone who does not know what there doing or know when to turn it down if they start to smell somethingwell, if you want me start a thread titled "how much rms can a type r handle", i can do that. I bet 99.9 percent of CA members will say at least 750 rms. Plus, they are so much cheaper than other subs and they are bulletproof.
find that ish now bro, the proof is coming peatree. I hope you research alot before just buying something. Good Luck!!i basically did. i made a thread about how much power have you sent to a type R. let me find it and post here for the guy.here it is but i would not recommend it to someone who does not know what there doing or know when to turn it down if they start to smell somethinghttp://www.caraudio.com/forum/showthread.php?t=347899
i posted the link in my post lol.find that ish now bro, the proof is coming peatree. I hope you research alot before just buying something. Good Luck!!
LOL, they are SPL subsI'd get the RE SE over a type R any day of the week, it will sound soo much better and can handle almost the same amount of power.
what the hell are you talking about? SE's are SQL and i'd say closer to SQ than SPLLOL, they are SPL subs
i thought they were SPL, my bad.what the hell are you talking about? SE's are SQL and i'd say closer to SQ than SPL