Will this power 2 Infinity Reference 1262w subs?
802730
You should look for something with a little more power. This could power one no problem. 2 it wouldnt be able to be very loud.
802731
Probably. There is a small chance the power maybe a lil low so u may not get peak performance. But that also could change depending on box size.
802732
The unit only has one sub connection. Scrapped mine after a few months, kept shutting down. Best thing I did was replace it with a Blaupunkt amp. Cost half as much and never had another problem.My speaker system is Infinity and they are great, this reference amp is garbage.
802733
I'll preface that I'm no pro-audio expert, but based on how much this powers my 1 sub, I think this will be plenty of power for 2 subs, and still leave you 4 channels for the rest of your speakers. I would recommend shooting a call to your local best buy and just ask the geek squad car audio reps...they helped me even though I didn't buy it from them...they are actually the ones who recommended this amp versus one of they sell.
1075645
Ok, so the sub is 500W RMS and 4 ohms. That means that your amp will be sending it 350W. You will have 300W going to each of the "200W" 8's and 350W going to the sub. It should be fine unless you are over-driving the 8's - on music, there shouldn't be a problem.
194191
O yea I'm pushing 2 boss 1400 watt 12" subs. The watt rating on your subs is the max they can take not how much they need to be powered
507589
You should be fine...I run 2 Peavy 400/800 and 2 400/800 subs...with no problems
535160
Depends on the watts of your subwoofer. If it's less than 200w, it should work perfectly
826582
I have it hooked up to a dual audio two 12" subs and it powers them very well as far as doing its true rating i believe so i've never really tested it
2019324
I am not sure. The paperwork does not answer the questions. My "main item" is a Yamaha RX-V773WA which theoretically draws up approx. 400-500w. All my switched items (amps, fans, etc.) are low wattage except for an old Adcom amp which draws up to 500 watts.Mine works perfectly even though the Yamaha, like all modern receivers, draws a little wattage when off.
803653
Depends on how you wire the subs and if it's svc or dvc subs. You can wire them down to 1ohm and that should give you all 5000 watts. Just depends on how you wire them basically
1752708
No. System Requirements says: "300 Watt or greater power supply recommended".
1913627
No. If a power supply says it's 300w, you will actually get less than that.
2084925
yes it saids it will do 1-32 w and 1 -40w so don't see why it wouldn,t do 2 32w
500064
yes, as long as you do not go over the 300 watts. just connect the 2 sets of wires at the terminals
2223841
No. And the company sucks. Look elsewhere and overestimate your watts by 50%. So go to 300 watts.
1970258
Its powered my sub that was 1400 w max for about a month and it blew. i dont suggest buying it
2239428
It should be fine, I run my single sub with about the same power and it hits very well. Make sure you wire them correctly because it definitely makes a big difference as I myself found out first hand!
772931
I suspect so but I am using a 430 watt PSU. Go to pcpartpicker.com and enter your components such as graphics card, motherboard and hard drive. Enter any component that consumes power. It will then indicate how many watts your system will use.
1440453
No. The sub would also not be 500 watts, because this is only a 250 watt amp. You wouldneed another amp or a different amp pushing both subs . Also depends on the ohm rating of the subs.