Will these subs, amp and enclosure sound good?

Question

how will it sound? did i choose them correct. i mean the ohms and everything. i want to wire them parrallel to the sub. and will they last. i want them for rap and hiphop. what else will i be needing for it, i know i need the wiring kit for the amp,what gauge should it be? it will be like 700RMS in total. and will i be needing a capasitor? if yes, how many farads?. its for a pontiac sunfire gt

here is the 2 subs, amp, and enclosure

http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_7492_Eclipse+SW6200.html

http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_12248_JBL+GTO7001.html#

http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_7516_Sonic+Sub+Box-+2SBV12.html

Answer 1

the box dimensions are good for the subs, but the amp is too small

here are your wiring options http://www.the12volt.com/caraudio/woofer... so you can get a 1 or 4ohm load at the amp

so the amp needed will have about 700watts RMS @ 1 or 4ohms and is also CEA-compliant

this should help with picking your wires http://www.crutchfieldadvisor.com/S-NR0v... you could use 8gauge but i recommend nothing smaller than 4gauge (if you want to upgrade in the future it would have been more time/cost effective to go with the thicker wire in the first place)

Caps are a waste of cash, if your light dim noticibly with your sounds on and your AC and/or rear defrost then you need a larger alternator, the capacitor will just put more strain on your stock charging system

any of these CEA-compliant brands would be good for an amp because they have all been tested and produce or exceed the advertised RMS wattage with minimum distortion

Alpine  

Bazooka  

Blaupunkt  

Clarion  

Eclipse  

Infinity  

JBL

JL Audio  

Kenwood

Kicker  

MTX  

Pioneer

Polk Audio

Rockford Fosgate  

Sony

most CEA-compliant amps are not stable below 2ohms (i know that fosgate amps are)

Answer 2

nope, you messed up with the amp dude. that amplifier is not 1 ohm stable. if you do use this amplifier, it will go into thermal/protect mode very often when the volumen is high. it can also blow fuses.

its better if you can get an amp to either be

--700 watts rms x 1 channel @ 1 ohm

or

--350 watts rms x 2 channels @ 2 ohms

the subwoofers are dual 4 ohm voice coils. this means they can be wired down to 2 ohms each. or have them both wired to 2 ohms and then a final 1 ohm load.

check this site on instructions how to wire the subs, i just helped a guy with a similar question.

http://www.the12volt.com/caraudio/woofer...

good luck man, hit me up if you need help.

Answer 3

huh