How much would a used hitron 600w 12'' subwoofer box in good condition be roughly?

Recommended Sealed Enclosures – Moderate Efficiency

• 0.66 cu ft is the displacement of the sub
• S10L7 .66 cu.ft. Power Handling = 600W 1.0 cu.ft. Power Handling =600W
• 18.69 l 28.32 l

The following page shows examples of the minimum enclosure sizes for each of the Solo- Baric L7s. Panel dimensions assume 3/4" wood thickness. 5 Panel dimensions for minimum recommended enclosures: Model Volume (cu.ft.) Panel A Panel B Panel C S8L7 0.33 10"x10" 10"x8" 8"X8.5" S10L7 0.66 12"x12" 12"x10.5" 10.5"x10.5" S12L7 0.88 13"x13" 13"x11.5" 11.5"x11.5" S15L7 1.5 16.5"x16.5" 16.5"x11.5" 15"x11.5"

check all your supply wiring's specially the one that is connected directly to the positive terminal of your battery, it has to be of enough gauge to supply your amplifier's wattage, and it is has to be properly grounded to the body of your car.

make sure ur rca inputs and outputs are hooked up firmly if so u may have an amp or stereo problem

to your amp so you wont kill you battery

Hi and welcome to FixYa,

It would be safe to use an amplifier slightly lower than the maximum rating of the speaker. In this particular case, 350 watts or lower would be just about right for each. If you are wiring the 2 subs in parallel and powering them with a single channel amp, then a 700 watt bridged would also work.

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no mine do that and its pretty much normal

You should go with a 4 guage power wire kit. If your amp is going in and out
at high volume than that is your problem. 8 guage will work but, if you want
the proper current which is your power from your battery, going to your amp
than I would recomend the 4 guage amp install kit or just the main power
wire coming from your battery. If you would like contact me and I will send you
to a very good sight with all the info you will ever need for car amplifire installation.

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did you try to switch channels with the subs and see if it is the channel on the amp. if it works then its the sub and it will need replaced

Remember that driving a load with an underpowered amp will probably cause more problems than having a more powerful amp that is not running flat out. 200-300W amp would be ok, but I would suggest going for the biggest you can afford. If you crank up the volume on the smaller amp you will probably get a fair amount of distortion, which may actually damage the speakers. A larger amp will not give as much distortion for the same loudness/volume and give better control of the speakers for a tighter bass..

i think u mean ohms,amp wattage?wat r u trying to do>?