Kicker Sub Help!!!
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Kicker Sub Help!!!
OK......Circuit City had the Kicker Comps on sale this week. Buy one get one free....so i picked up 2 10's. What is a good amp that will power these things.....i dont want these maxed out but i would like to ahve em both at 150 rms. Should i go monoblock or 2-channel? Also a sealed or Vented box for these subs?
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i powered my old 10 comps with a lightning audio 200x2 channel amp...(cheap i know but it is a great amp...still works after 5 years of playing in 3 different cars and trucks) and had the gain turned up 3/4 the way...it sounded great, had no sub problems or anything. Comps do better in sealed, my solobarics are vented and i love it!!!
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The amp doesn't really matter. Find whatever you can that fits your price range. You'll ant a 300-400w at 1 or 2ohm (what coil config did you get?) or a 150-200x2 at 2 or 4ohm.
Sealed boxes can sound just as good as ported, and if built correctly can be louder and go deeper. However, throwing subs in a cookie cutter box wont yield this. The box you want depends on your listening preferences. If you just want to be loud, you'll want a big ported box tuned higher (35Hz +). However, that wont be able to drop.
Give us some details like what sort of sound you like, what vehicle, how much room you are willing to give up, and what your music preferences are.
Sealed boxes can sound just as good as ported, and if built correctly can be louder and go deeper. However, throwing subs in a cookie cutter box wont yield this. The box you want depends on your listening preferences. If you just want to be loud, you'll want a big ported box tuned higher (35Hz +). However, that wont be able to drop.
Give us some details like what sort of sound you like, what vehicle, how much room you are willing to give up, and what your music preferences are.
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