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#1
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Ok i bought a pair of LEGACY LPW1299 subs, 12 inch 1200 watt peak with 600 watt RMS, now the question is wtf am i supposed to buy for a sub, i want to buy the matching one, but what power rating, and can i power them both off the one amp. a list of all the fun stuff i would need to make it happen would be awesome, thanks alot
#4
Originally Posted by Dewwy_1989
Ok i bought a pair of LEGACY LPW1299 subs, 12 inch 1200 watt peak with 600 watt RMS, now the question is wtf am i supposed to buy for a sub, i want to buy the matching one, but what power rating, and can i power them both off the one amp. a list of all the fun stuff i would need to make it happen would be awesome, thanks alot
#8
What are the subs impedance in ohms, and are they single or dual voice coil? You will want an amp that does 1200W RMS into the lowest impedance that your subs will allow in order to get the best efficiency for your dollar.
#9
Features:
Orange Injected Polypropylene Cone
Specially Treated Black Foam Edge Suspension
Silver Plated Terminal
Rubber Magnet Boot for Better Protection
2'' High Temperature Kapton Voice Coil
4 Ohm Impedance
600 Watts RMS/1200 Watts Peak
SPL @ 1W/1M: 85dB
Overall Diameter: 11.57''
Mounting Depth: 4.96''
Magnet Weight: 100 oz.
Orange Injected Polypropylene Cone
Specially Treated Black Foam Edge Suspension
Silver Plated Terminal
Rubber Magnet Boot for Better Protection
2'' High Temperature Kapton Voice Coil
4 Ohm Impedance
600 Watts RMS/1200 Watts Peak
SPL @ 1W/1M: 85dB
Overall Diameter: 11.57''
Mounting Depth: 4.96''
Magnet Weight: 100 oz.
#10
Assuming they are single voice coil you can wire them in parrallel for a 2ohm final load. Look for a mono amp that does around 1200W RMS into 2ohms. If they are dual voice coil you can wire them in parrallel for a 1ohm load so look for a mono amp that does around 1200W RMS into 1ohm if that is the case.