ok, so i'm a newbie with car audio but i need some help. would this amp be fine with 2 10" sony xplod subs. Sony XS-L103P5B Specs and Features: 10" subwoofer with 5-sided polypropylene cone Foamed rubber surround Frequency response: 18-2,500 Hz Power handling: 80-330 watts RMS each Peak power handling: 1200 watts each Sensitivity: 88 dB here are the features for the amp: 1200W max power 200W x 2 RMS into 4 ohms High Level Sensing Power On 500W x 1 RMS into 4 ohms Variable 50 - 300 Hz low pass filter 40 Hz EQ boost Line level thru-put MOSFET output stage & power supply RCA & speaker level inputs CEA-2006 Power Compliant Specifications: Max Power (Watts): 1200 Ad Hoc Power into 4 ohms, THD%: 200 x 2, .1 Ad Hoc Power into 2 ohms, THD%: 250 x 2, .15 Bridged into 4 ohms, THD%: 500, .15 Signal to noise ratio (dB): 100 Frequency Response (Hz): 5 - 50k Input Level Range (V) Line level input: 0.3 - 6 Input Level Range (V) Speaker level input: 1.2 - 12 Operating Voltage (V): 10.5 - 16 Current Drain at rated output (A): 48 let me know please and thanks in advance for any help provided.
looks like your amp should be just fine for your speakers. look for more specs on the amp, and see what ohms it supports in mono mode. If the amp will support 2 ohms in mono mode, then you can bridge your subs (connect the two subs together...positive to positive and negative to negative) then connect the two speakers as one to the bridged output of the amp. This will provide more power then regular two channel 4 ohm mode. but like I said, that will only work if the amp supports 2 ohms in bridged mode.
