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  1. I would also like an answer as spl numbers go. Im running a 10" SSD in a wagon with 800 watts.
  2. Is 1200 watts to much for the SSD 10?
  3. ya thats what im goin to have to do.
  4. ya im an idot I for some reason I had in my mind that 2 subs with the amp I have now would run the 2 drivers at 800 watts but it would be 400 to the both. So I guess an Autotek amp is in store if 2 subs is in the future. So one the subject of the little competetion. What can I figure for dB readings with a ported box at 1.2 cubic feet. And the amp a full 800 watts. also im driving a wagon so this will help get loud. thanks guys
  5. right now Ive got one 10 and will be getting another. the amp I have now is the audiobaun A8000V. I will keep this amp if it is possible. Im rollin in a Volvo 850 Turbo wagon.
  6. does anyone have some dB number for SSD's?
  7. with the single i have now its running on and audiobaun A8000V mono 800 watts bridged at 2 ohms. the problem is if i drive them hard on a road trip for instance it cuts off after about an hour. Could this amp power to drivers? O, one more thing there a speaker competetion at my school later in the year. No one has heard of Fi and id like to blow them out of the water! I heard that 126 Db was the highest last year. I think that 2 SSD 10's will pass that right?
  8. I have a single 10 right now and will be upgrading with a second soon. I would like to know if these subs can handle maybe 900 watts for a daily driver? Dual 2 ohm DVC and box at 2 cubic feet.

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