Best amp?
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They are hand made so that are on the actual box, its a Dual Voice coil 200watt 4ohm sub. The one 10 is louder and cleaner than both my old 12" fosgate subs, the only draw back is im still stuck with my old box and i have nothing to do with it
Im not too sure, i e-mailed they dude and this is what he said
1. Buy a good name brand. No flea market.
2. Get at least 100 watts total. No more that 200 watts total. Everyone
runs their amps into clipping in the Sheriff, because the bandpass design filters
out the distortion. A 200 watt amp on a sine wave can put out 280 watts, square wave. So, 200 is ample
so what should i do? :-?
1. Buy a good name brand. No flea market.
2. Get at least 100 watts total. No more that 200 watts total. Everyone
runs their amps into clipping in the Sheriff, because the bandpass design filters
out the distortion. A 200 watt amp on a sine wave can put out 280 watts, square wave. So, 200 is ample
so what should i do? :-?
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ummm I have never seen a sub like that before in my life 
Your in a bad situation.
Are you set on keeping that sub?
That sub can only handle 100rms.... and I dont know if I would put that much into it.
If it was me I would get a new 10 inch sub. One that was DVC 2 ohm instead of DVC 4ohm.
Putting a amp on that sub is not going ot be efficent.
Hell I dont know how you would wire it up and not blow the thing.
I dunno what amp to recommend you. Especially not in that power range. It looks to me the only way that you can wire that sub is up to 8ohms or down to 2ohms... and there are no amps out there that push 100rms bridged into 2 ohms
You can try asking this on www.rollingboombox.com/forum and see what they say.
But if it was me I wouldnt bother with that sub and get another one.
Your in a bad situation.
Are you set on keeping that sub?
That sub can only handle 100rms.... and I dont know if I would put that much into it.
If it was me I would get a new 10 inch sub. One that was DVC 2 ohm instead of DVC 4ohm.
Putting a amp on that sub is not going ot be efficent.
Hell I dont know how you would wire it up and not blow the thing.
I dunno what amp to recommend you. Especially not in that power range. It looks to me the only way that you can wire that sub is up to 8ohms or down to 2ohms... and there are no amps out there that push 100rms bridged into 2 ohms
You can try asking this on www.rollingboombox.com/forum and see what they say.
But if it was me I wouldnt bother with that sub and get another one.
im using a sony xplod 760watt amp on it right now, i know its not a good amp thats y i wanted a better one. im ont sure what u are saying on this ohms and rms stuff im a n00b at the mechanics of it all but what i do know is that this sub is hand made and the box is made around the sub. it out performs 2 12" vegas,Fosgate, and 1 12" JL. thats y i got it. is it possible for me to get some amp like an MTX or fosgate at about 200 or 250 or maybe even 300watts and be happy? will there be an improvement over the sony that i have? thats all im really looking for is a better sounding amp? or yea im lost :-? :|
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Ok.....
what model number is the amp?
On that second picture i see on the left side it has the two connectors and then on the top connector is that another wire going from that + or - to another one? You see what I am talking about?
Where does that wire go to?
I assume you have your amp bridged?
what model number is the amp?
On that second picture i see on the left side it has the two connectors and then on the top connector is that another wire going from that + or - to another one? You see what I am talking about?
Where does that wire go to?
I assume you have your amp bridged?
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