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i have a JL audio w2-10's enclosure. the spec says 125 watts, so i'm assuming with two 10's in the box, it would be 250 watts, rite? will this amp be sufficient? pioneers any good? im just looking an amp to power my enclosure that's not too expensive, maybe up to $150 range price. thanks in advance!<ul><li><a href="http://shop.store.yahoo.com/pricesrite/gmx562.html">http://shop.store.yahoo.com/pricesrite/gmx562.html</a</li></ul>

RCflier

What impedence are your subs combined? it's important

That would probably power them, but be quite lacking in punch, and easy to clip the subs.

they list RMS power at 150x1(4 Ohm)at 14.4V, this is not high enough for the subs, and you may not even reach that because of the voltage they tested at. Also, a good amp should come close to doubling the power at half the ohms, this amp puts out 10 more Watts/ch. Overall, I would say this is not a good amp at all.

there's not a lot in that price range, but I'd look at these...

<a href="http://www.mmxpress.com/kenwood/amps.htm">KAC729S - $149</a> kenwood's not my favorite, but that amp probably does 210 RMS in real life

If you don't mind refurbished, I'd get <a href="http://www.sounddomain.com/sku/PHORT2502?ref=deal">This</a>. Personaly, I really like Phoenix Gold, they make really great power, cheap (and cheaper refurbished).