Considering what they are you should be fine, just make sure you do not use the bass boost and you have your gain turned all the way down adjust your gain from there you should not be using any type of bass boost through your head unit, basically you want to start with the least amount of power your amp can put out before you hit the max out so you don't hurt your speakers be sure to listen for clipping or bottoming out
Depends on how the ratings are expressed - whether RMS or peak music power. If the amp is rated at 4500 peak and the speakers 3000 RMS there will be a safety margin for the speakers. If they are both rated either RMS or peak those very expensive speakers are likely to be damaged if the amp is turned up high.
SOURCE: alpine amp and subs questions
it will depend on how you use the 2 alpine subs,, do you know what there individual impedance is [ ohms ] and how you intend on wiring them,,,in series, in parallel, in any case you must maintain the min load in order to load the amplifier properly,,,otherwise the amplifier will operate improperly and allow DC [ direct current ] to pass and fry your subs...so what I really need is more in formation
SOURCE: problem with LEGACY BLUE DIAMOND AMPLIFIERS LA1080
never attemp to bridge your amps specially this type of amps. this are too very complicated. you may blow your amp if you will attempt it again.
SOURCE: i have 3500 watts of subs total of 1100 rms what size amp should
Make shure your running thick guage wire like 2-0 guage wire to get correct power to it also and check on amp the ohm's it can handle to make shure your not running to makny ohms.
SOURCE: kicker 8 inch 4 ohm subwoofer 200 watts rms?
Max 200 W. You could bridge 2 channels of a 4 channel amp (or get a 2 ch amp and bridge it) and connect the sub. Bridging = connect + of sub to + of one channel, and connect - of sub to - of *other* channel. Check amp manual for instructions.
Don't get a mono - most are 300W or more - might burn the coil during loud passages.
SOURCE: Output problem
dude TRUST me what you are using and have setup already is plenty..ONE TIP...of all things anyoine ever needs to worry about is the R...M....S power rating...the PEAK means NOTHING! its safe and fine to use what you got.
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