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Old 10-08-2003, 12:09 PM
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Question What size amp should i use

Im going to buy two Volfenhag ZX-4712 DVX subs at 1000 watts a piece. i need to know which size amp would be best for this. i also am debating on a bandpass or other enclosure,which would be best.
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Re: What size amp should i use

k, those subs can handle 500 watts a piece have each has 2 4ohm VC. You want an amp that can put out 500x2@2ohm or 1000x1@1ohm

either is pretty easy to find, I've heard good things about the Tsunami DB1100, it puts out 1100x1@1ohm which should suit your needs pretty well. The JBL BPX1100.1 also puts out 1100x1@1ohm. Either would work nicely
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