i would say the 1300watt 12" sony xplod sub i have one in my car and ive had a 600 peak power pushing it and it sounded good for the size and for only one sub. to much power will blow it id stick with the 1300 watt sub.
Yes, a Planet Audio 800-watt amplifier can push a 12-inch 1300-watt Pioneer subwoofer or a 12-inch 1200-watt Sony Xplod subwoofer, but it may not fully utilize their maximum potential. The amp's power rating indicates its ability to deliver sound, but the subwoofers can handle more wattage, which means they may not reach their fullest performance. It's important to ensure that the subwoofer's impedance matches the amplifier's output for optimal sound quality and efficiency.
They arent bad. They have one of the best sounds you can get for your money, but they arent anything like a kicker or an alpine ************* Correction: For the money Sony isn't worth it: would you rather spend $250 on a subwoofer that will last for 10 years that's not an Xplod OR get a Sony Xplod and have to replace it every six months for $60 each time? Sony spends too much money on making the subwoofer look "cool" and "awesome," whereas companies like Digital Design and Fi don't have a marketing department. The build quality is poor and the materials are mediocre. LuxurySport
The battery size used for the Sony Xplod is D and 6 would be needed.
I have a mutant CD player, Sony xplod 800w subwoofer and a SPLX 800 amplifier. These are all connected, I have power and ground connected, the lights are lit up on the amplifier. Also the subwoofer has "life", I can hear when it turns on and off, but no sound is played through it when I put music on. Is this a problem with the CD player headunit or the connection from that to the amp? Thanks!
Its what they do. They xplod after 5 minutes and catch on fire.
To bridge a 4-channel Sony Xplod 500 watt amp, first ensure the amp is powered off. Connect the positive speaker wire from the left channel (positive) to the positive terminal of the subwoofer, and the negative speaker wire from the right channel (negative) to the negative terminal of the subwoofer. Set the amp's switch to 'bridged' mode, if available, and adjust the gain accordingly for optimal performance. Always consult the amp's manual for specific instructions and wiring diagrams.
The Sony Xplod boombox is not water resistant.
No the Sony Xplod will not recharge batteries when it is plugged in.
need wiring diagram for sony xplod cdx-gt710
i got two sony xplod 12s and running off an 800 watt amp they sound good
probably 800 watts by 2 channels at least i had mine pushed by a 1200 watt sony xplod and they sounded great
The Sony Xplod CDX757 has anti skip technology so you shouldnt have any skips under normal driving conditions.