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by car audio crazy on January 2nd, 2008
no you need an amp to push all the power that you would need to your sub. best thing to do is find the rms watts of your sub and match the rms watts of an amp and in the right box it will slam. keep the rms of both subs and amp around the same. too much power will blow the subs and not enough will damage the voice coils. so you should not exceed more than 100 watts rms over or under the rms of the subs.
How many watts are my Jenson XS10 10-inch subwoofers?
by Answerbag Staff on May 15th, 2011
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Are the jl audio tr650-csi speakers better than the bose upgrade package that come in a chevy silverado?
by Garret31 on July 25th, 2010
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I have 2 12 inch subs that each run 300 watts each and a 10 inch that runs 800 watts. Can I hook up all these subs to an 800 watt amplifier?
by NcS93 on December 23rd, 2010
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I do not know anything about car sound systems.
by sethshearman on August 14th, 2010
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if i get two 100w rms/200w peak kicker 8in subs, will i get good sound from them/ and what amp do i need
by yankster3 on November 14th, 2010
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You're reading Can i run a sub without an amp? my head unit has an option for sub volume in the memory options its a sony gt410u xplod any advice would be welcome
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