I need opinions
#1
I need opinions
currently these amps are on sale
Rockford Fosgate Mono Car Amplifier (P325.1)
Our price: $356.99
Discount: -$157.00
Sale Price: $199.99
I need to know, if I was to get two 12" subs either JLw2 or 3's or fosgate p2's
would I need two of these amps to power those two subs?
and if I got two of these amps could I use it to power front component speakers and 2 12"subs? would it be sufficient power wise?
please let me know. thanks.
Rockford Fosgate Mono Car Amplifier (P325.1)
Our price: $356.99
Discount: -$157.00
Sale Price: $199.99
I need to know, if I was to get two 12" subs either JLw2 or 3's or fosgate p2's
would I need two of these amps to power those two subs?
and if I got two of these amps could I use it to power front component speakers and 2 12"subs? would it be sufficient power wise?
please let me know. thanks.
#3
Yeah Im just thinking what the best way would be to go amp wise.
Cause I want to have 2 12" subs and 2 front component speakers.
What would you suggest?
Something that isn't super pricey.
I'd even buy used off someone who is trustworthy
Cause I want to have 2 12" subs and 2 front component speakers.
What would you suggest?
Something that isn't super pricey.
I'd even buy used off someone who is trustworthy
#4
you need 600 watts for your subs and about 50-100 for each component. That's about 800 watts. I suggest 2 separate amps, a mono amp rated for 300 watts @ 4ohms or 600 @ 2ohms. Get the dual 2ohm version of the w3 subs and wire each one in series and then parallel both to get a 2 ohm final load. Then get a separate amp for the components, at least 50x2 @ 4 ohms. If ou can get RF amps cheap, then the P600.1 bd would be perfect for the subs, and any 2 channel for the components. I think this would probably be your least expensive route as most 4 channel amps that have a sub channel that powerful are petty expensive.
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