I have 2 12" xploid sub woofers that are 4 ohms and 1300w peak power each what amp and wire kit should i get.

Question

This Sony 12" Subwoofer features a unique polypropylene cone design for increased rigidity and 1300W peak power.

Audio:

Impedance: 4 Ohms

Sensitivity: 89 dB/W/m

Frequency Response: 18 - 2000 Hz

Power:

Rated Output: 380 W

Output Power: 1300 W

Speaker:

Subwoofer: d (mm) - 250

Subwoofer: d (inch) - 9.8

Subwoofer: Rdc (Ohms) - 3.3

Subwoofer: Fs (Hz) - 24.8

Subwoofer: Qts - 0.37

Subwoofer: Qes - 0.39

Subwoofer: Qms - 7.02

Subwoofer : Vas (liters) - 86.7

Subwoofer: Vas (Cubic Feet) - 3.06

Subwoofer: Mms (g) - 162.1

Subwoofer: Lvc (mH) - 1.1

Subwoofer: Xmax (mm) - 5.7

Subwoofer: Xmax (inches) - 0.2

Subwoofer: BL (tm) - 14.1

Subwoofer: Enclosure Volume (Net) - 32.7 Liter (1.15 Cubic Feet)

Weights and Measurements:

Dimensions (Approx.): Woofer 12" (30cm) Cone

Weight (Approx.): 11 lbs (4.5 kg)

from walmart.com

Answer 1

What is important when choosing an amp wiring kit is the amp, not the subs. Decide what amp you want to use, then buy a suitable wiring kit.

Answer 2

Sony subs arent good. they blow easily

Answer 3

First of all I would like to say, WHOO HOO SONY XPLOD RULES!!!!!!! that was for all those ppl who talk down on sonys mobile electronics. Secondly Id like to say, u can slightly underpower the speakers with a 1200W Xplod amp u can get them at wal mart also, or Sony Xplod amp model: XM-GTR6001, this will power/possibly overpower you subs =) depends on how u tune it. and as for the wire kit, at walmart u can find a scosche 1400w (600 or 700RMS) kit that will work, or a 1600W (1100RMS) wire kit thats also by scosche, that will more than fit your application just in case u want to add more later on.....