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bang for your buck
I hooked up 2 of these at 1ohm to my hifonics amp and let me tell you they are loud. My friends always tell me they can hear me coming down the street which is pretty cool for me but not the neighbors lol.
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new to audiopipe
I recently bought 2 of these Audiopipe TS-VR12s...I have never heard of these subs I hooked them up to a 3000 watt legacy amp which pushes around 1500 watts on RMS power...I know these subs are rated at 375 RMS a piece...I need to know whether I'm over-powered or not... I don't wanna blow these up.... the reason im asking for help is cause I'm used to 1-ohm stable amps and subs so I don't know if these audiopipes will take abuse... but so far these things pound harder than my memphis pr-12s
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Really more than I could handle
Considering how much these cost, I am blown away figuratively and almost literally every time I turn these on. Really fantastic subwoofers
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