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Will a 1400 watt amplifier blow out a 800 watt subwoofer straight?
Kho95
i had a 800 watt amp with a 800 watt sub both pioneer and my sub blew out so i guess it doesnt matter aslong as u know wut ur subs volume limit is (dont max it out) so since u have 600 extra watts just keep the bass level around -2 or 0..im getting another amp 1200 watts to add 2 my 800 watt amp and im gettin a 1400 watt sub so im worried about the samething as u lol..let me kno if ur sub works fine ncsuarez92@gmail.com
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