M mat g New member Aug 29, 2009 #1 i had a 1000 watt but it was way too much and kept draining the battery so is 350 watt mono amp enought?
i had a 1000 watt but it was way too much and kept draining the battery so is 350 watt mono amp enought?
E Erik New member Aug 29, 2009 #2 350 x 2 = 700w RMS power for the subs. I'd suggest this amp to power. Barely exceeds the 750W RMS rating. The subs should be able to handle it quite easily. http://cgi.ebay.com/KICKER-ZX-750.1-750-Watt-MONOBLOCK-CAR-AMP-ZX750.1-2008_W0QQitemZ170369816775QQcmdZViewItem
350 x 2 = 700w RMS power for the subs. I'd suggest this amp to power. Barely exceeds the 750W RMS rating. The subs should be able to handle it quite easily. http://cgi.ebay.com/KICKER-ZX-750.1-750-Watt-MONOBLOCK-CAR-AMP-ZX750.1-2008_W0QQitemZ170369816775QQcmdZViewItem
S Shanks New member Aug 29, 2009 #3 If both subs together are 350 RMS, I'd recommend getting a 500W amp. Giving the subs a little more than RMS is usually good cause the peak power should be around 1000W for the subs, which it'll never reach.
If both subs together are 350 RMS, I'd recommend getting a 500W amp. Giving the subs a little more than RMS is usually good cause the peak power should be around 1000W for the subs, which it'll never reach.
O odinsragess New member Aug 29, 2009 #4 A 1000 watt amp wont drain a battery, you have other issues. The alternator powers the amp when the car is running. 300 watt amp will work, but you will not have very loud bass.
A 1000 watt amp wont drain a battery, you have other issues. The alternator powers the amp when the car is running. 300 watt amp will work, but you will not have very loud bass.
