hi..i'm new

Will my 40x2 amp be enough to power a 10 inch sub decently? it's 112w RMS when bridged in 2 ohm.. say like a Kicker Comp C104 which is 25-125 rms or even a MTX Thunder4500 T4510 which is 55-225 rated? or would something in the range of the kicker be ideal? My amp is a concept audio cc-452 with a fuse rating of 20ax1. Cheers

Seahag

YEs.

you`ll be surprised.


bigger amp is always better.

hi..i'm new

oh and while i'm at it.. anyone have experience with deadening the sound coming from manual window rollers when the bass hits?

Blinddemonz

if u wanna be ghetto coat behind the ball/part thats touching the rest of the metal rod with some sort of filler. duct tape, gum, tape ing eneral, anythin.

[img]graemlins/dunno.gif[/img] Ghetto opinion lol

coulter

ive got a nice ppi amp for sale that would push one of those subs perfectly puts out 240 RMS at 2 ohms.

Seahag

^ "d

hi..i'm new

yah well the whole point of my question was to avoid having to buy another amp.....

coulter

haha sorry for whoring

King Dynasty

iTrader: (-1)

u can try it out but watch your settings dont turn the gains up too much or u will see smoke

hi..i'm new

how bout runnin the speakers and sub off the one amp in tri-mode? I know my amp supports it. It is 2 ohm steady and has a decent fuse rating of 20ax1. But speakers are 4 ohm only right? so how could I do tri mode @ 2 ohms for the sub and keep the speakers at 4? Heck even if I could get away with powering an 8 inch along with the current 5.25's up front that would be nice.. I just don't want to have to run another amp anywhere in my car..