How much watt intake for a pbx 12inch sub - PowerBase pbx XS12D1 Xtreme 12" 1600W DVC Subwoofer Car Speaker

yes u c an i have a 1000W sony amp and a 1300W pioneer sub works perfectly fine

It's trying to tell you the impedance is too low when you bridge. Run the speakers in series, not parallel.

Hello taona80,

If the 1,000 watts is RMS, I'd recommend an amp in the 750-1,000 watt RMS range, perhaps like the Alpine MRP-M1000 or Rockford-Fosgate T1000bd. If the 1,000 watts is peak power, the subs continuous (RMS) power handling is much lower, probably 300-400 watts. In that case, I'd recommend the Alpine MRP-M500 or Rockford-Fosgate T500-1bd.

in series to get 8 ohms
or if you decide to go parallel
then you will need a 5.6 ohm
100 watt res in series with
the spk to get 7.6 ohms

the spaekers need 2 b ran in a phase

well i will let you know now that 400 watts running into two subs like that will never match. You will want to run only one sub or get a bigger amp. But for that amp a standard 6 gauge power wire will be sufficient to run it. The ground wire about 4 gauge is good.

You will have to go buy noise filters for the headunit. This will stop engine noise

What type of subs are they? Single or dual voice coils? 2 ohm or 4 ohm?

First off I have some questions to ask you? what size are your subs and what is the max power on them and the brand name?

If you are using a GM-7200 amp, it should sound great. Both the amp and the subs are rated at 800 watts so be careful not to overload the bass by turning them on full power. It is good practice to have a slightly lower watt amp than the subwoofers. If you can power your rear speakers from the amp, that would take away some power to prevent the subs from overloading. Overall, you should get a nice THUMP!!