how big my amp has to be to be able to play good? null

Needs to be at least 650 rms I believe

Try to match your Rms and Peak Wattage

It is best to have a amplifier with higher rated wattage than the subwoofer are rated. Having the ability to have your gain set mid range and make you subs hit is better then not having enough to power them. Try a amp rated with a third more wattage than the subs should sound great. REMINDER have your gain around mid point. You will find this to be very useful.

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Needs to be at least 650 rms I believe
Answered by WayneH 2 years ago
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Try to match your Rms and Peak Wattage
Answered by CodeMan 6 years ago
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It is best to have a amplifier with higher rated wattage than the subwoofer are rated. Having the ability to have your gain set mid range and make you subs hit is better then not having enough to power them. Try a amp rated with a third more wattage than the subs should sound great. REMINDER have your gain around mid point. You will find this to be very useful.
Answered by Dhuuu 6 years ago
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