“Can this speaker be hooked up to a 1000 watt amp? Also can it be bridged on amp in picture provided?”

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• You need to find out the rms of amp. These speakers i believe are rated at 250 rms each.if your running 2 subs your amp rms at least need to be 500. If speakers and amp are matched correctly hook it normal. No need to bridge. These speakers hit hard.

  Answered by Collin 6 years ago

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• I run 2 of these speakers off a 1000 Watt Mono Amp. And they hit hard AF. This sub is rated a 1000 watts so you should be ok, my experience is if your not spending thousands of dollars on amps you will never come close to producing a 1000 watts. As far as bridged, my subs are powered by a mono amp, so there is only 1 channel. I recently upgraded from 1 sub to 2 sub, and it is night and day difference.

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  Answered by Metaldog 6 years ago

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• First of all it’s not a speaker... it is a subwoofer... it can be hook up to a bridged 1000w amp tha os the maximum I would go... start with amp at lower settings...

  Answered by Nanuso 6 years ago

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