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Question

2 12' kicker CompVr's 600w RMS with 600w RMS amp, hit hard or not?

2 12' kicker CompVr's 600w RMS 2-ohm with 600w RMS mono amp, hit hard or not?

2-ohm subs with mono amp

Answer 1

CompVR's are very nice speakers, i ALMOSt bought a set awhile back. Instead I bought a set of JL 12W3v2s... only reason being the JL's have alot better sound quality. If you run with the right box though, i would expect you to hit at least 138-140 dB also provided you tune your system right.. Good luck!

Also if you want a more tailored answer, what kind of amplifier are you using. A lot of 'cheap' amplifiers on the market today do not actually put out what they claim for power :(

Answer 2

Yes they will, you will need a bigger amp cause 600 rms is for one sub you will need a 1200 watt amp.

Answer 3

actually you are cutting the woofers power in halve because you are using 300 w per channel, so unless you bridge the amp you wont get the full potential of them

Answer 4

THEY SHOULD HIT HARD BUT THAT ALL DEPENDS ON FIRST OF ALL HOW YOU HAVE THEM HOOKED UP AND WHAT KIND THEY ARE AND ALSO WHAT KIND OF STEREO YOU HAVE AND ALSO DO YOU HAVE THEM BRIDGED, BUT IF EVERYTHING IS HOOKED UP RIGHT THEY SHOULD HIT VERY HARD BUT IF NOT THEY WONT

Answer 5

It's all in the install. They'll sound like crap if they are in a crappy box, they'll slam hard if they're in a good box.

Answer 6

yea they should if u can bridge em an all that fun stuff

Answer 7

hit hard, yes

sound like butt while hitting hard, yes.

overated, yes

Answer 8

yup