Help with Amplifier and subwoofer

Question

I have a Pioneer 12” 1200w DVC Subwoofer.

Will i blow my subwoofer or amp if i put a 3500w amp (not rms) on the subwoofer?

Heres the specs of the amp and subwoofer

Pioneer TS-W307D4 12" 1200 Watt DVC Subwoofer

12" DVC Subwoofer w/Dual 4 ohm or 2 ohm Voice Coils

1200 Watts Maximum Power

400 Watts Nominal Power

89dB Sensitivity

18Hz

500Hz IMPP w/Aramid Fiber Composite Cone

83 Oz. Ferrite Double Stacked Magnet System

3-Layer Woven Radial Surround 4-Layer

2.25" Round Copper Voice Coil with PI 180 Voice Coil Wire Projected Pole Yoke with Vented Pole Magnet Cover Single Sided Push Terminals

DAB-3500B AudioBank Amp MonoBlock

Total output Max 3500w

RMS Output (0.5 THD) 4 Ohm 400w

RMS Output (0.5 THD) 2 Ohm 800w

RMS Output (0.5 THD) 1 Ohm 1200w

THD 0.05

S/N Ratio 85dB

Frequency Response 10Hz-500Hz

LPF - 50Hz-400Hz

HPF - NA

Subsonic Filter 20Hz-50Hz

Base EQ @ 45Hz 24dB

Input Sensitivity - 200mV-6V

Input Impedance 20K

Fuse Rating 30A x 3

Can i run the sub on 4ohm 400w rms seeing that the sub and amp run 400w rms?

Answer 1

So is it the 2 ohm voice coil subwoofer?

Might be of some help:

2 ohm dvc: http://www.the12volt.com/caraudio/woofer...

4 ohm dvc: http://www.the12volt.com/caraudio/woofer...