How Much Power is Too Much?
#11
U can NEVER have too much power.
Here's an interesting page on the mater. Too Much Power
So I wont be putting this system together until I can shuffle off my GTO7001 and get at least 1000rms @ 2ohms.
I wish I could listen and compare these type R's in sealed and ported boxes though.
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#17
My Type R's ran me $95 each brandnew and the amps are $250 new for 1000rms (Alpine) or 1100rms (JBL GTO1201.1). I'm just not a full price kind of guy.
Any thoughts an a Soundstream PCA-1500 or Hiphonics Brutus BXi1610D?
Any thoughts an a Soundstream PCA-1500 or Hiphonics Brutus BXi1610D?
#18
heard it before i'll say it again, set your amp correctly and too much power will never be a problem. Listen to your subs for any distortion. Just remember, reading is knowledge and, knowledge is power. Therefore more power = more knowledge
#20
Having too much power is a luxury most of us can't afford (money or footprint space...), or we'd all be running Genesis monoblocks on each channel! best is to work with someone who knows the speaker (s) and sutiable amps and can vouch that the combo is sufficient to bring out the full potential of the setup. For instance, many woofers have relatively thin/small voice coils and a modest amp (and low guage wire) will bring it to its full potential as desired. Some people overdo it.