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600w vs 1200w. obviously different. duh.

Well that's my bad for assuming.

Next, you should Google subwoofer cooling.

I said something you've never heard before so I MUST be wrong right? Great mentality to have.

LOL there is no assuming you idiot. 600 and 1200 obviously are different woofers. if you cant see that then you should quit the audio game.

and orionstang knows way more than you. i'll tell you that right now

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600w vs 1200w. obviously different. duh.

Well that's my bad for assuming.

Next, you should Google subwoofer cooling.

I said something you've never heard before so I MUST be wrong right? Great mentality to have.

I simply googled what you said and found the definition word for word how you said it. Didn't say you are wrong, but you aren't a genius.

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Ok for instance... 2 sundown sa 15s....rated at 600rms...compared to the sa z v.3 15 rated at 1500 rms...

Both in recommended boxes and only being pushed the rms they are rated...

I kno the sa's can handle wayyyy more then that but just throwing that out there.

its honestly impossible to tell you which would be louder. those kind of threads are against the rules here because they literally get nowhere and its a waste of peoples time

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I'd rather push two motors(even though the ratings are different) AND have more cone area, if you have the air to give them. If you're cutting corners on the airspace or port area, id just go with the single setup. That is also assuming you would be putting THAT sub in an appropriate environment. My $.02

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Im not the one you want to try to troll. Just a fyi for you.

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every one is not wrong just you and that other guy if i was not at work and had time to type out a long drawn out answer that would go over your head i would ;)

Have you ever had your woofers blown?

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600w vs 1200w. obviously different. duh.

Well that's my bad for assuming.

Next, you should Google subwoofer cooling.

I said something you've never heard before so I MUST be wrong right? Great mentality to have.

LOL there is no assuming you idiot. 600 and 1200 obviously are different woofers. if you cant see that then you should quit the audio game.

and orionstang knows way more than you. i'll tell you that right now

600-1200w does not mean different woofers.

I run my SA-12 close to 1200w but alot of guys run them in a pair at 600w on the same amp. So how does that mean different sub?

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Well im going to be doing a blow thru...and I have an mtx ta81001 that pushes 1500 rms at 1 ohm...im trying to stay away from buying another amp IF possible. That's why im asking...just trying to figure out the best way to go

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The OP would have worded his original post DIFFERENTLY if he meant same exact sub. He DID say,"same brand", not same exact sub. Reading comprehension is slipping these days....

Im not the one you want to try to troll. Just a fyi for you.

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And OP, I wouldn't do a blowthrough for a single sub ever. That's just me, if I'm gonna butcher my truck, imma make it damn well worth it.

Im not the one you want to try to troll. Just a fyi for you.

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