somegirl

ok, so i'm a newbie with car audio but i need some help. would this amp be fine with 2 10" sony xplod subs.

Sony XS-L103P5B Specs and Features:

10" subwoofer with 5-sided polypropylene cone
Foamed rubber surround
Frequency response: 18-2,500 Hz
Power handling: 80-330 watts RMS each
Peak power handling: 1200 watts each
Sensitivity: 88 dB

here are the features for the amp:


1200W max power

200W x 2 RMS into 4 ohms

High Level Sensing Power On

500W x 1 RMS into 4 ohms

Variable 50 - 300 Hz low pass filter

40 Hz EQ boost

Line level thru-put

MOSFET output stage & power supply

RCA & speaker level inputs

CEA-2006 Power Compliant


Specifications:

Max Power (Watts): 1200

Ad Hoc Power into 4 ohms, THD%: 200 x 2, .1

Ad Hoc Power into 2 ohms, THD%: 250 x 2, .15

Bridged into 4 ohms, THD%: 500, .15

Signal to noise ratio (dB): 100

Frequency Response (Hz): 5 - 50k

Input Level Range (V) Line level input: 0.3 - 6

Input Level Range (V) Speaker level input: 1.2 - 12

Operating Voltage (V): 10.5 - 16

Current Drain at rated output (A): 48

let me know please and thanks in advance for any help provided.

Merlin

that amp should be more the fine for those subs. you shouldnt have anything to worry about. good luck.

somegirl

thank u very much im buying that amp tomorrow.

Merlin

what kinda amp is it btw?

somegirl

it's sony

loudlemans

NOOOOOO............not sony... please say it isn't so

Brad-S.A.

iTrader: (35)

It will do the job just fine.

JordyO

iTrader: (17)

It should be fine for the 'daily listening' type stuff she'll probably want to do with it...

Froster

iTrader: (1)

But is it the best she can get for her money? If sony was the least expensive name-brand equipment on the market, I dont think anyone would complain too much. Since in reality, you can usually get some fairly good Pioneer, Kenwood, JBL, etc. equipment for similar (sometimes less) money, then why bother with sony?

Brad-S.A.

iTrader: (35)

Because she asked about the Sony.