Kicker CVR max handling?

[adreano17]

i know it can handle 400RMS, but what is REALLY the max they can handle. what is yours set @? got 2 of them. playing it more safe than sorry and 400rms each for now.

[adreano17]

i know it can handle 400RMS, but what is REALLY the max they can handle. what is yours set @? got 2 of them. playing it more safe than sorry and 400rms each for now.

when i say max they can handle, im not really asking the max as far as peak goes. the maximum continuous wattage they can handle.

[dugee81]

if the signal is clean, id say maybe 100 extra, maybe a little more. i put a friends cvx on my colossus and i know i was running more than the rated 1000rms to it, took it nicely. just make sure youre not clipping. that = instant death!

Edited February 11, 2011 by dugee81

[Guest]

if you have to ask, dont even bother running more than rated to them.

[kirill007]

dont do it.

If u add 200 more watts you wont hear the difference,only meter it. But the chance of blowing things up will be much higher

[kirill007]

dont do it.

If u add 200 more watts you wont hear the difference,only meter it. But the chance of blowing things up will be much higher

[RichyMitch925]

yeah, i wouldnt throw anymore power either, one of my first subwoofers were a 12" cvr, which blew up quickly by being to curious with a zx750.1

[Carroot1]

hmmmmm. you could probably get away with 800 watts each. Since my kicker comps survived all the clipping we gave them. Kicker makes good products and i know people who have put more that rated to them daily.

is it smart? no

Edited February 11, 2011 by Carroot1

[BeachJoshua]

Had 4 comp 12's on a SAE-1000D.

250 each, they're rated for 150. Handled it fine.

[Beanz]

if you go for more wattage man then make sure that signal is clean man and not clipped its usually what kills a wooofer

i would say not more then 500-600 watts with 600 really pushing it

Edited February 11, 2011 by Beanz