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Originally Posted by NJSPEEDER
The biggest thing is to match components. Don't worry about max power, just buy an amp with a clean signal and match the RMS power level and range of the subs to that.
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My rule of thumb was always to get an amp that was at least 200 watts RMS more than the subwoofer. So you keep the amp turned down slightly and you can avoid clipping and destroying your woofer and amp.