RMS for a fully loaded BTL

[flint_810 0]

whats going on ppl? i have a 15" bTL with all the options just wondering the most RMS i can send to the sub at 1ohm? the required 2000rms or could it handle more since it's fully loaded?

[stevemead08 752]

2000wrms.

more if your smart and have good equipment. i say if you have to ask, you should stick to 2000wrms

[Duran 387]

If you have to ask. 1K RMS.

[keetykush 34]

Jeez....more post make you more of a man?^Its listed on the company's site 2000 rms, it can take more or less and be fine but be smart.

Edited August 1, 2010 by keetykush

[BanginGMC 23]

Jeez....more post make you more of a man?^Its listed on the company's site 2000 rms, it can take more or less and be fine but be smart.

x2

Off Subject OP,

Michigan FTW! I lived in Detroit for 16 years.

[Maddenkid2011 3]

Where you located at? I live right in clio (15 mins from flint)

[flint_810 0]

2000wrms.

more if your smart and have good equipment. i say if you have to ask, you should stick to 2000wrms

oh ok thanks man appreciated

[95Honda 486]

Since when is the RMS power rating a "requirement"?

This isn't even remotely true......

[Fi Car Audio 64]

While people use more than the rated power, its not something as a manufacturer that we recommend. The more power used, the less room for error there is in setup. Normal blabbering.... no bass boost on headunit or amp, set gains correctly with respect to headunit output voltage, set subsonic filter 3-4 Hz below tuning for 18-24db/oct filters and 2-3 for 12dB....

Thanks,

Scott