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Fry Rice
Car: 1969 Mach 1
St. Pete/California
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Amplifier reccomendations?!
Hey I got my hands on four 10 inch kicker L7s brand new and i dont know a lot about systems so i was wondering if anyone has any opinion on what kinda amp(s) i should get. The subs are rated at 600w RMS 1200W Peak.... what is it gonna take to get them powered...i was thinking maybe 2000w amp.. please help im totally clueless thanks
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Fry Rice
Car: 1969 Mach 1
St. Pete/California
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ha i figured i need to put some weight in the ass end to get the baby to hook up.... dont worry if i add any weight you can guarantee i'll make up for it under the hood. not to mention it weighs bout 2700lbs as is...
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The little 5.0 that could
Car: '98 z28
seminole
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Registered User
Car: 98 GTP
NE St. Pete
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for an amp, I would go rockford fosgate... they are highly underrated in power though, you will even see a little slip inside the box that says it. Like 100 Rockford watts is close to 300 random ass Sony watts. Also, if you are new to car audio, you might want to sit in someone's car that has something close to four 600 watt RMS 10s in it and see how you like it. It isn't for everyone.
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Fry Rice
Car: 1969 Mach 1
St. Pete/California
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It's a wooden pickle.
Car: SRT-4
orlando
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seriously though, 4 L7's is going to be overkill if you already have 4 of them, in all honesty i'd build a box for a single sub and get a nicely matched amp for it... then keep the other 3 for when the first sub, then the next, then the next blows up. and they WILL blow up. |
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