I have this amp and have it pushing a 500w 10' sub. Would this sub push another 10' perfectly fine and still sound great?
1440453
No. The sub would also not be 500 watts, because this is only a 250 watt amp. You wouldneed another amp or a different amp pushing both subs . Also depends on the ohm rating of the subs.
79577
If you were meaning how much does this item make, it'll push a full thousand watts if hooked correctly. However my amp which is exactly the same was hooked up correctly but still gets hot after ten minutes of use and shuts off. I would recommend getting a hifonics, kenwood, pioneer, and brands like these are far better with less chance of messing up.
762191
Yeah, i have a 500 but only run it at 250 because if i turn it up any higher it drones out all the mid and treble in my pickup. 300 watts it pleanty for this sub, cant go wrong with JL Audio!
955066
Itll push it. But if you want it to hit hard id recommend a better amp. Wire the sub to 2 ohms for the amps full potential.
1301075
I would say no, this is pretty weak. I have one 15 or 17 inch sub and this doesnt compare to the previous one that I blew out. I'm not very knowlegable on other amps but because I have this one, I would say try to inquire about another one. lol
1524454
Don't be concerned with the max watts but instead with the rms. I have a 300 watt rms rated amp on this sub in my ranger and it sounds great
459776
You should be okay with that. Just be sure not to overpower it or you will blow the sub. I've used underpowered amps on mine and they sound amazing!
547170
Just as long as your sub and speakers watts/rms all adds up to about 300, you should be good. Bridge the sub to get more oomph. But this can have your speakers with less power. You don't want to overload your amp. IMHO, get a mono amp that will power your sub and leave this 300w amp for your other speakers. It's what I did.
1075646
This amp will push that no problem if your sub is 1000 rms this might not be the p for you but if that's the peak power and your rms is between 300-500 you should be ok also you should know if your sub is a dual coil sub do not run it at 1 ohm or else you will blow the amp
470881
Bryce, I run a planet audio 2600 watt amp on my two 10" subs and its plenty of power. I know multiple people who have had great luck with planet audio so far and they're inexpensive.
924884
I have 2 12" 1000 watt xplod sub's. And they kick hard, the bass hits hard this is a pretty decent amp for the buck.
83287
The amp is great. Never had any issues with it. It will put out 160W per channel at 8 ohms ( I believe Peavey Black Widows are 8 ohms) Depending where you are using the setup, it should be loud enough.
1535773
Hi Tyrus,I think the amp is more than sufficient. Please start at low volume otherwise it may damage the speakers. I have used this amp with a couple of speakers between 300W to 500W and it performs well.Thanks and I hope this helpsFernando
1179545
I have it running 2 mtx 10" subs! Very pleased with it! I believe they are 500 watt 4 ohm maybe??? Don't totally understand how all that works! I just know it pushes them very well! Hope that helps!!!
1934667
That amp should drive this sub better than most, both are great products so in theory yes it should give you some great sound
1189520
It will do just fine. Personally I would wire the sub's down to 2 ohms then connect them to the amp. Hook everything up and turn it all down. Go out to the middle of no where turn your stero up to the normal volume you want it at and then adjust the amp to that. By all means it will probably over power your sub's since 150rms isn't much and 500 max seems high for a comp? I'm guessing. When you set the amp keep a eye on the sub's and what there dosing find the sweet spot and limit the amp not the volume. Its safer this way. Best of luck :)
1330366
Works great with 10 inch sub. Was told it could push two of the same sub I had. But on the specs I'm not to sure maybe watts