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armedforglory
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Post by armedforglory »

I have two of the older Kicker S12D SoloBarics. They are 12" subs driven by an MTX 600w RMS amp. I am thinkin about selling those subwoofers, and getting four 10" subwoofers for the trunk of my Accord. It has a trunk that is larger than the space in the back of my Blazer, so I want to go with four 10's. My question to yall is whether or not I should do this, and also what brand/kind of subs I should get. I listen mostly to rap, hip-hop, and r&b. I also dont want to get another amp, so I would prefer to go with subs that I could power with my current amp. Do yall think that I should go with RE subs, i dont know what series, but would really like to go with RE products.
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Post by Darthness »

if you're looking to keep that amp, get four RE RE-series 10s. Anything above RE series from resonant engineering is probably going to need more power,e specially for four 10s.
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Post by Ryan from Ohio »

They take 175 WRMS so giving them 150 WRMS will work out awesome. SHould be no worry in blowing them due to overpowering.

They only come in dual 4 Ohm VC's. SO check to see you can configure 4 of them correctly for your setup- Im sure you can :)
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Post by audiofreak12 »

It should sound good too, they get pretty loud for a "low budget" sub.
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Post by armedforglory »

for jonathan, or kiki, or other knowledgable person, is there a way that i can run those RE subs to my current amplifier?
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Post by Justin from Detroit1 »

Just look ta one of the many wiring wizards online. You can wire them to 2 ohm or 8 ohm.
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