Whats a good amp for two 12" JBLs
Well I have two 12" JBLs that my brother gave to me but I don't a good amp for it. Here are the specs:
Power Handling RMS: 120 Watts
Power Handling Peak: 400 Watts
Frequency Response (± 3dB): 40Hz - 500Hz
Sensitivity: 91dB
Impedance: 4 Ohms
Mounting Depth: 5"
People say a Kicker ZX300.1 is a good amp but there mostly talking about one subwoffer. so can someone help me out here thank you.
Power Handling RMS: 120 Watts
Power Handling Peak: 400 Watts
Frequency Response (± 3dB): 40Hz - 500Hz
Sensitivity: 91dB
Impedance: 4 Ohms
Mounting Depth: 5"
People say a Kicker ZX300.1 is a good amp but there mostly talking about one subwoffer. so can someone help me out here thank you.
well, if they're single 4's then he'd still be underpowered. I'd get something with a little more punch like the kicker ZX400.1. He'd be overpowered by a lot but then he wouldn't have to worry about blowing his VC's from clipping.
To tell the truth I don't know about singles or duals but here's a website:http://www.savinglots.com/lotprod.asp?item=LCS1200W
Wow, the website tells us nothing other than what you already mentioned except that the max power rating is 400W...whoopee. check the back of the subs and see how many terminals there are on the back of them. If there are four the they're duals if there is only two on the back of each then they're singles. check that for us and let us know what you find.
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Well if they're singles how do you have them wired? They'd better be in parallel or your amp won't be able to match the output and could fry itself if you drive it into constant clipping to produce the sound you want. I would suggest taking them out of the box again just to be sure, 'cause our advice will be based on what you tell us and we don't want to give wrong advice b/c of misinformation.
Well if they're singles how do you have them wired? They'd better be in parallel or your amp won't be able to match the output and could fry itself if you drive it into constant clipping to produce the sound you want. I would suggest taking them out of the box again just to be sure, 'cause our advice will be based on what you tell us and we don't want to give wrong advice b/c of misinformation.
wire it like this

pick up this amp
http://www.soundsolutionsaudio.com/s...252d1200D.html
it'll give em each 150. it isn't much..but it'll do until u can upgrade subs...

pick up this amp
http://www.soundsolutionsaudio.com/s...252d1200D.html
it'll give em each 150. it isn't much..but it'll do until u can upgrade subs...
wire it like this

pick up this amp
http://www.soundsolutionsaudio.com/s...252d1200D.html
it'll give em each 150. it isn't much..but it'll do until u can upgrade subs...

pick up this amp
http://www.soundsolutionsaudio.com/s...252d1200D.html
it'll give em each 150. it isn't much..but it'll do until u can upgrade subs...
http://www.crutchfield.com/p_113KAC9...ofer+amp&ssi=0
True, I forgot about the age of the subs. An upgrade would be nice then, haha I'm looking into an upgrade right now but can't get anyone to buy my current sub>>> Kicker CompVR DVC 2ohm 12" 800W/400W Max/RMS
Is there a different website where I can buy the Sundown SAE-1200D. Cause that website it's $250, I will buy it if I have to but I wanna see if there is another website who sells it for cheaper?
Your subs are 120W SVC 4 ohm, [in a band-pass box] you need an amp that is either 1x250W RMS into a 2 ohm load, [subs wired parallel] that would be a 1x125W into a 4 ohm load or an amp that is 1x250W RMS into an 8 ohm load, [subs wired in series] that would be a 1x500W RMS into a 4 ohm load, the 8 ohm load will be better.94
Last edited by fcm; Oct 28, 2009 at 04:45 PM. Reason: typos



