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chris, i'll just install tha amp to the floor for now...need to think through the bracket thing on sat.
For a pair of 10"s you'd need something that puts out between 300-800w RMS. For example, this amp will put out 325w at 4ohms and is on sale. However it all depends on the subs you have and what impedence (ohms) they are. Some 10"s can handle 150w, others can handle 1000w. Most amps have on-board crossovers so you don't have to worry about a separate one.
you can wire 8ohm speakers in parallel and get 4ohm at the amp... so you need an amp that can produce your desired power range at 4ohm. bridging a 2-channel amp will often get you there.Since they are 8ohm speakers we'll need to bridge the amp, correct?
Ok. I've got an idea that would require a few carriage bolts, washers, and nuts. Basically we can sandwich two pieces of MDF on either side of the bar and clamp them down with the bolts. Then we mount the amps to the top piece and voila, a floating amp rack!chris, i'll just install tha amp to the floor for now...need to think through the bracket thing on sat.
you can wire 8ohm speakers in parallel and get 4ohm at the amp... so you need an amp that can produce your desired power range at 4ohm. bridging a 2-channel amp will often get you there.
welcome! sure, we have a large driveway and on street parking (dead end)....come on by!