“I’m looking to buy a L7s 10” sub. It has a recommended 600rms and peaks at 1200. Would the cx1200.1 amp be enough for it or should I switch to a L7r 10” that has a recommended 500rms and peak of 1000??”
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good thing about kicker amps is the number you see in model or on actual amp 600.1 1200.1 1800.1 300.4 is the RMS spec of amp and multiply it by 2 to get ur peak so yeah def be ok if u don’t wanna spend the money go with 600.1 or do the 1200.1 with room to add another i have L7S solo baric and had the 600 and 1200 on it and no problems at all hard heavy bass and clean sound no clipping at any level of gain the bass control remote is also good option or like me the Epicenter is always good addition ... have alpine 650rms now my 12” can handle 750 rms all day great sounding sub bette than 2compR 12” i was impressed
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Thats exactly what i have, if you do 2 L7S get 2ohm subs and run in series parallel making amp run at 1200 watts.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Depends on if you get dual 2ohm or dual 4 ohm model if your just getting one sub id get the 2 ohm so you can wire it as 1ohm or 4ohms, if you think youll eventually add another matching sub or even 3 of them id get the 4 ohm, it all depends on wiring, if going 1 sub get the 600rms l7 2Ohm DVC and wire it down to 1ohm so theres less electrical resistance , wired at 1ohm the amp will easily double over power it at 1200rms, that being said you can turn down your gains way lower than normal to save your amp as it will be pushing half its limit, and later on if u want to add another sub of the same you have enough juice to power both without having to buy diff amp
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