Subwoofers have no power, only amps have power. The sub is an accoustic
motor that runs on fuel called wattage. No car amp puts out it's stated
power. It has a power supply which supplies the wattage as the subwoofer
"asks" for it. Subwoofers don't, as a rule, blow from too many watts per
channel. They blow from not enough wattage per channel. If you wan't to
minimize and make things last a long time, run the woofers at four ohms or
two ohms but not at one ohm. P.


"Daniel Snooks" wrote in message
...
A friend of mine is trying to minimize the subwoofer setup in his car. He
has a pair of Autotek sx1200 (1200W each @ 1ohm)
I am wondering what offerings are available to blend with his current
power
setup. The JL 13W7 would work (roughly 800W per VC @ 1.5ohm) what else
would
you recommend.
I haven't bought a sub in years, so I am kinda jumping in and seeing what
I
can find for him.

BTW ... space is not and issue, and $ is only a small issue.

TIA,
Dan Snooks