How can i determine the watts of a sub?

Question

So, a guy in my apartment recently became a father and said he didn'twant his box with two 10 inch subs in it. The on is a 1000 watt JL sub and the other is a kentwood on which it doesnt say , however it doesn't say what the max watts are. How can i determine this?

Unfortunatly the gentleman who gave them to me moved out last wek and i didnt havea chance to ask him.

And does anyone have any suggestions on what to clock the subs at if the kentwood happens to be a 1000 watt aswell?

Is there any problem having theese two differn't brand of sub woofers in the same box?

Thanks!

Answer 1

If there is no model number on the speaker there is no way to find out what the wattage capacity is.  If you can find a model number it will be easy to google it and get the specification.

I have not heard of clocking a sub.  What do you mean?  I would not want them both in the same box, but I suppose no harm would be done if they were.