Pioneer subwoofer
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Pioneer subwoofer
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well i went to curcirt city and got the pioneer 10" 500w subwoofer for 50 bucks and then bought the warranty so whenever it blows up i can take it back no questions asked(so i couldnt of went wrong with it)
so now im lookin for pioneer amps.....which one should i get? do i need a 500w amp or should i get a bigger one(760w)?
im tryin to keep my system all pioneer stufff
-josh
so now im lookin for pioneer amps.....which one should i get? do i need a 500w amp or should i get a bigger one(760w)?
im tryin to keep my system all pioneer stufff
-josh
Last edited by 95offroadx; 03-17-2006 at 06:20 PM.
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Originally Posted by KARPE
if your sub peaks at 500 why would you pump 760 into....?
Be easy on the gains...you only put as much power to the woof as you let it. If you only want 200w...you can put only 200w. Use a DMM to measure voltage.
IMO, I always try to have an overkill on my amp, stressing an amp IMO is very bad. Very bad for your electrical, your subs (clipping), etc. I would rather have a 1200 watts (pure clean power) on 1 10" sub than 1200 on 2 12's.
I had 1 10" type r on 1kw, the amp never even got warm.
Now I have the 2 12's, my amp is too hot to touch after a song of full tilt
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Originally Posted by 95offroadx
well my plan is to get 2 750watt amps, and get 3(2more) 500watt subwoofers
just want to kno if its a good amp or not, i hear mixed reviews
just want to kno if its a good amp or not, i hear mixed reviews
Like 1 18" MT...should be about 3-500 dollars...but the sound that comes out of it is amazing. Even 4 of those pioneers couldn't keep up.
IMO, do it once, do it right!!!
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