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yeah that amp will work your actually underpowering them by 1/2 but it will work. Wire the subs in parallel. + to + to + of amp and - to - to - of amp will equal 2 ohm load whcih is what the amp is recommended for and it will put out 360 wrms according to manufacturer

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No 300 watts per sub equals 600 watts total. So you need an amp that can put out around 600 watts. Or you could under power them.

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*My Amp*

800W peak output @ 2 ohms

500W peak output @ 4 ohms

360W RMS (continuous) x 1 @ 2 ohms

250W RMS (continuous) x 1 @ 4 ohms

Adjustable 40-240Hz low-pass crossover

Balanced isolator input circuit

Speaker level and RCA input

Bass boost

*Subs*I have 2 of these

Description: Kenwood eXcelon KFC-XW1205dB 12" 4-ohm Component Subwoofer PBO advanced fiber cone • one piece rubber gasket/surround • 25-300W RMS power range • 20-600 Hz frequency response

Thats the amp and the sub so your saying its under powering it idk how plz explain. How do u now how big a amp u need can someone plz explain ty.

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because the subs combined run off 600 wrms (300 ea x2) and the amp only put out 360 rms x 1 so that is 240 watts under the max rms of the subs. and max rms is generally where you want to be or a little more. Headroom is oh so nice

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