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So I got a 15" AudioQue HDC3 Series sub and along with it I bought a 1200W AQ Amp. But someone told me that would be way to much power for the sub and it would blow so to not turn the music up high. How do i know how high i can have the volume?

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i dont think its too much its just eneough imo just keep the gains down B)

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who told you that? those hdc3's will take almost 2k if your smart abou it.

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yea so wire it down to one ohm and set your amp with a dmm or o-scope. its rated at 1000 rms, and will take more than as long as your giving it a clean signal, no clipping

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