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Question: Will a Pioneer GM-D8601 1600-watt (800 RMS) amp be enough to power 2 of these subs?
Document: I have 2 of these in a dual ported box with 2 1600 watt Pioneer amps powering them. It's a small box tuned low. When I put a quarter on the roof of my truck, it bounces about one and a half inches high. I beat out 2 Rockford P3's in a much larger ported box tuned a lot higher with a Rockford 1000w amp a few days ago. I have yet to hear a system louder than these.
This woofer is CLEAN, I have a JBL 800 watt true RMS amp, and it takes a beating everyday on my commute to work, and it looks and works perfectly,  it does take quite a while to break in, but once it does, look out!...
Very clean low bass. And this is in a home made ported box I'll remind you (sometimes they don't come out so good. )After a few weeks the sub busted. Too bad, I was just starting to like it. Don't run this with a 1000 watt amp. It will die if you play a few big bass songs in quick succession. That's what happened to me. I would trust 600-800 watts RMS to this. But it is a beast I'll give it that.
I have a soundstream sound processor,  power acoustic 5f cap, 2000watt hifonics amp, 2 pioneer tsw3002d4 12s. I build a huge tline custom box for my 2008 durango. Big 3 upgrade. And let me tell holly s*** nobody believes me that is pioneer slamming like that. I took me 3 boxes to find what these subs truly deserve and wow thr lows are sick wickes and I pound the hell out of them and they keep taking it.
No way this thing is 1000 watts rms. Don't be fooled. I got three of these hooked up to a 2400 watt amp and it smeels like these are going to explode after about five minutes of loud play. I don't think they can handle 800 watts for very long. Very disappointed at Pioneer because I thought they were a pretty reputable company but they dropped the ball here by their grossly overrated product.
I purchased two of these Pioneer TS-W3002D2 12 inch Champion Series PRO Subwoofers in April of 2011. I had a box already made for two other kind of subs so I just cut the outer mounting holes so I could fit them flush into the box. The box size was accurate for these subs so I ported the box to the manufacturers requirements, so I ran the subs at 2 ohms with roughly under 900 watts rms to each. They sounded fantastic for that low of power.
second. third. shes done. woofer blown. off of what im guessing was 800 watts. and not even that intense of a song! dont get pioneer crap. their only good stuff is their headunits because they have so many amenities. but even those i always run an rca jack to an amp for my speaks cuz i know their outputs are trash. just invest in some quality subs like jls or even smaller names like obsidian's american bass shocker sig. DONT WASTE THE MONEY!!! !
ran these on the american bass 100.1 amp (about 1600 watts on the 1/2 ohm load) i had the D1 coils on mine.
This is the best subwoofer I ever purchased. It can produce sounds and vibrations like no others I have owned. I first had it hooked up to A Soundstream 1000w amp. It sounded great. I later installed A Soundstream 1600w amp. Now its incredible. 1000 watts isn't enough to properly drive this speaker.One word of caution. This speaker can be wired for 1ohm or 4ohms. I wired the first one at 1ohm. At 1ohm, the speaker drew the full 1600 watts continuous.
for the price here on Amazon this subwoofer is amazing. I am pushing a true 1000w RMS at 1 ohm. This is two sub and two amps in a sealed enclosure. The cone movement is crazy on this speaker and must be due to the design of the &#34;air&#34; chamber that pioneer claims to work so well. Just remember these are tall subs and wont work in shallow enclosures, and they are massive.
Answer: Nope. I have a hifonics 1000rms and its jist perfect. So beat bet, get one good amp or 2 decent ones for those subs. But i omly have one and people hear me a few blocks out.