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What kind of monoblock one-channel amp do i need to get 1200 watts from my 2 subs?
Subs are each 600 watts rms, dual voice coils 2ohm each
here is a diagram of the wiring that I want for my 2 subs http://www.rockfordfosgate.com/rftech/woofer_wizard.asp?submitted=true&woofer_qty=2&woof er_imp= I need to know if I need a 1200 watt amp or a 600 watt. I don't know if getting a 600 watt amp won't be enough power (sending 300 watts to each sub) or if getting a 1200 watt amp will be too much power (sending 1200 watts to each sub) someone help? |
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