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i understand some about installation and some things about car audio..except one key factor...how to tell which sub to get for which amp and vice versi..please if someone could kinda give me the lowdown on rms and the choosing of the right sub/amp id be very grateful :)

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Better to start with the ohm load you want to go with and consider the options from there as to what to look at and buy.

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Uh....Match RMS ratings from sub to amp, chose based on companies you like, good reviews you've heard, and what matches your budget.

If you don't know how to do that then you don't know "everything about installation and most things car audio".

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going over rms = smaller box, under rms = bigger box...

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Uh....Match RMS ratings from sub to amp, chose based on companies you like, good reviews you've heard, and what matches your budget.

If you don't know how to do that then you don't know "everything about installation and most things car audio".

X2, you should always get to know the equipment you will be working with. Make sure you get the right voice coil configuration, the right amplifier to put out the right amount of clean unclipped signals, the right subwoofer for your application, etc...

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The lower the ohm load the better I always say I'd aim for 1-2ohms tops nothing higher nothing lower, personally 2ohm is going to be easier to shop for on a budget since dual 2's tend to be more money and harder to find.

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Uh....Match RMS ratings from sub to amp, chose based on companies you like, good reviews you've heard, and what matches your budget.

If you don't know how to do that then you don't know "everything about installation and most things car audio".

well your right i dont know everything but theres a difference between installation and knowing the terms and workings and configurations of the amps like rms and peak power...i meen yes i shouldve phrased my question different but im 14 so you dont have to get all sarcastic on me

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But the lower impediance is the harder it is on your electrical

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Uh....Match RMS ratings from sub to amp, chose based on companies you like, good reviews you've heard, and what matches your budget.

If you don't know how to do that then you don't know "everything about installation and most things car audio".

well your right i dont know everything but theres a difference between installation and knowing the terms and workings and configurations of the amps like rms and peak power...i meen yes i shouldve phrased my question different but im 14 so you dont have to get all sarcastic on me

he wasnt being sarcastic, thats one of the first thing people usually learn, and being 14, i really am doubtful that you know a lot, ive done all my own car audio stuff (2.5 years) and cruised forums, i sometimes think i know a lot, until i realize i have barely scratched the surface. just saying...

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Uh....Match RMS ratings from sub to amp, chose based on companies you like, good reviews you've heard, and what matches your budget.

If you don't know how to do that then you don't know "everything about installation and most things car audio".

well your right i dont know everything but theres a difference between installation and knowing the terms and workings and configurations of the amps like rms and peak power...i meen yes i shouldve phrased my question different but im 14 so you dont have to get all sarcastic on me

he wasnt being sarcastic, thats one of the first thing people usually learn, and being 14, i really am doubtful that you know a lot, ive done all my own car audio stuff (2.5 years) and cruised forums, i sometimes think i know a lot, until i realize i have barely scratched the surface. just saying...

i know what your saying like i wrote the question wrong and im sorry i just took it as sarcastic...and i do understand alot about the installation like putting subs in cars and the wiring just not everything else and your right im only 14 thats why im on here searching for help on this stuff haha

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