Dazbme

I'll start this out by saying that I am very new to this,and I have never worked with car audio before. But recently I have received a subwoofer and enclosure for free, and I was wondering if it would be worth it to try and install this in my car since I do not know the RMA so I wouldn't know what kind of an amplifier to get. I have hooked this up to an old 80W stereo amplifier I had lying around just to test that it works and it worked fine. I have checked everywhere on the subwoofer to try and find something I can use to identify it so I can find the maximum RMS power. Both the subwoofer and the box it comes in are branded "Bassworx" and the subwoofer has "TW12" printed on the back of it. All I really need to know is if this would be worth installing and if it is, what I should do about getting an amplifier because I do not know the RMA.

Below are some pictures of the subwoofer out of the enclosure.







Any help identifying this or other advice on what do do with it would be greatly appreciated.

Below30hzonly

is there anyone you know around you that has an amp you could borrow to see how it sounds in your car and if its a big enough amp you can find out roughly how much the rms is by adjusting the gain until you hear it clipping then turn it down a bit.. i wouldnt buy an amp for it until you find out if its even worth it

Dazbme

Now that I come to think of it there is someone I know with a fairly powerful amp, but wouldn't it be the amp that causes clipping and not the subwoofer? I really don't know but it seems like it would be the amp that causes clipping, I would think that the subwoofer would just begin to have distortion and start damaging it self, would it not? Again, I am just new and guessing on that. I would rather not damage this sub if I could help it, if it does turn out to be decent, it could save me some money.

Below30hzonly

yes the amp clips the signal that it sends to the speaker then distoring the speaker sorry i phrased that wrong

Below30hzonly

and i would try that amp out but just be careful on the gains and see if you like the output and sound of the sub. what kind of box do you have

IT Hz

iTrader: (1)

Don't give the sub too much power, 250 watts RMS is all that is needed, for your Bassworx woofer.