New system in my new car!

just cause the sub can handle xx amount doesnt mean you have to give it that much.

mine just happens to be right at its 450 watt rms rating.2 ohm

oh and tomorrow i will put the orions in(1 ohm) to see what 600 watts will sound like on the subs.they can handle 500 each but will sound just as good with 300.

 

i'm running 4 gauge and it works fine for me.also have only one batt.

my amp is right at 1000 total the way its wired now.

 

these....



got them last month or so.dual 4 ohm coils,500 watts rms each power handling.got them and the box for 100 even.

gosh i love pawn shops

 

let us know how it sounds up against your nine.5. I was also looking at the nine.5 but it puts out:

RMS Power @ 12.5v : Front Channels
4 x 100 @ 4Ohm @ 0.05%THD
4 x 55 @ 8Ohm @ 0.05%THD
4 x 175 @ 2Ohm @ 0.05%THD
2 x 350 @ 4Ohm @ 0.05%THD

RMS Power (Subwoofer Channel) @ 12.5v :
1 x 250w @ 4Ohm @ 0.09%THD
1 x 450w @ 2Ohm @ 0.09%THD
1 x 600w @ 1Ohm @ 0.09%THD

Now, my problem here is that it puts out too much power for my DLS and too little power for my L5 15". I wish i could just get this but I don't know if it will work for me..

 

you might...Car Audio Products - Sound Dot

look here

 

Car Audio Products - Sound Dot

 

what do the dls handle?

 

or you can run the fronts in an all active set up.

meaning each speaker will have its own channel.the nine5 has an awesome xover built in.

 

now for that price then jump on it!

 

I just bid 195 and it's still under the reserve price.

 

$210 got it over the reserve price. doubt i'll win it though.