What amp do i need??

i have a 10" sub in my car, and am gettin confused on what amp to get.
I want to get an amp that gives about 200w continiously, and Im sure the speaker is good for 300w max.

is 200w cont 2 much???

but im gettin confused on the Ohms thing, like all diffent watts at different ohms, and bridging...

im so cionfused, and want my sub back!!!

can some one PLEASE tell me what amp to get..

ive seen some good deals on e-bay, but am not sure wich one to get..


i had a 360 2 channel amp on the sub before, I broke it. and Im sure it was bridged or what ever

Probably sounds like a noob Question, but i have no idea when it comes to this stuff!!!

nobody knows?????

what is your sub rated at RMS wise?

can I find that out, if i take out the speaker, and look on the back???

it should say on the magnet, or what kind of sub do you have? Make and model and I can find out real quick too.

i'll check 2 morrow after work... spent 2 hours on ebay, and still cant figure out wich one to get....

how about this this one?????? i think im gonna grab it

one channel @ 300 w rms....
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=5727636648&fromMakeTrack=true#ebayphotohosting

Do not get a sony they do not last that long. what you need is a mtx they are long lasting and will thump your sub hard. I have a 200 watt mtx for sale email me if you wont it.

nice car i have a hatch too, a 1993 red honda civic hatch got it for $3500 now have over $4500 in it, dosent take long.

how about this this one?????? i think im gonna grab it

one channel @ 300 w rms....
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=5727636648&fromMakeTrack=true#ebayphotohosting
you need to match your ohms for sub, and ohms for amp, low end you are probably running 4ohms (normal) so get something rated 4ohms, but you need to know your nominal rating of the sub (RMS wattage), if your sub is total 300 watts max, chances are the total rms power is only 150, so run an amp with 150watts rms or lower, but still can't tell you without knowing the specifics on the sub.

mtx is the way to go and the rms on mine for sale is 200 watts for 1 sub or 100 watts for 2 subs each.

you need to match your ohms for sub, and ohms for amp, low end you are probably running 4ohms (normal) so get something rated 4ohms, but you need to know your nominal rating of the sub (RMS wattage), if your sub is total 300 watts max, chances are the total rms power is only 150, so run an amp with 150watts rms or lower, but still can't tell you without knowing the specifics on the sub.


ok, ill pull out the sub on sunday, and find out what it says on the back... thanks

well while i had the sub, out of the box, i decided to open up the amp to, 2 see what the problem was, messed around with the circut board with my sodering ior, and swithced a few pieces around the were broke , with ones not being used.
put the fuse back in and, BOOM ...

SUB WORKS AGAIN

cant belive i fixed it.....

thankxs for the help, just saved m self like 75 bucks