The V1020 uses a high power amplifier (designed by BASH technology) which explodes with 160 RMS watts (350 watts peak) of undistorted bass! It incorporates a heavy-duty long excursion 10″ woofer. The V1020 is “Venturi” ported and features an adjustable crossover, automatic signal sensing, high
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Bradly bugs got bass too.
First off, I do not listen to this music, I simply have this song to stimulate the inept masses with a woofer vid…. OK.
An RE audio RE8 driver recieving 400+ rms off a planet audio RXD-650 @ 2ohms and does not go thermal.
Enclosure Specs= .5cu’@35hz
Here-, a word about power for you noobs.
*How a Speaker is Damaged*
Let’s take a moment now to examine why and how speakers are damaged by
power. Essentially, there are two types of failure:
1) Mechanical - This means that the speaker has physically been driven
beyond its limits; usually stuff starts banging together. For example,
a speaker can be mechanically damaged if the former is smashed into the
backplate a time or two. This occurs from applying too much
instantaneous power (read: power at any given moment) in a certain
enclosure. Since excursion (which is how much the coil moves) increases
as frequency decreases, we know that a speaker is more likely to have
over-extended itself at low frequencies. This is increasingly likely if
the enclosure is larger than typical for that subwoofer, or if you are
playing frequencies that fall below the “tuning frequency” of your
vented enclosure.
2) Thermal - Simply put, this happens when more power is dumped into the
voice coil than the coil can handle.
But stop! Thermal damage doesn’t just come from too much power. Have
you ever wondered why a speaker can take ungodly amounts of power for a
brief moment without the coil exploding? Well, that’s because it is
average power over time that matters. There are many subwoofers that
can take 10 kW or more for a second or two, but not many that can take
it for a full minute. And here we come full circle: whether it is a
sine wave, square wave or any wave in between, the speaker will not be
damaged thermally if the input average power over time is less than the
driver can handle. That’s right: a low amplitude clipped signal will
not damage your speaker at all! You can test this for yourself: get a
speaker, hook it up, play a clipped signal, and keep the volume low.
You will not see any damage at all.
-Courtesy of Audiojunkies.com
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Heres sum 2 12″ Sony Xplod 1300 watts and im goin to get a better amp tweets only go to 700 wats and my amp is only 1200 watts wat do u guys recommend ??
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took out one of the blown 6×9’s and added a 6.5 inch, also added some tweeters
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Ligier Nova Torre del Greco, sentite come pompa, monta 2 casse anteriori 100 watt ognua piooner, due casse posteriori x 240 l’una sony explode a 4 vie, 2 subwoofer tra cui 1 attivo e uno passivo, quello attivo di 200 e quello passivo di 700watt montati su di un amplificatore phonocar di 1300 watt
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my 15″ 1500w broken sub plugged into 230v 50hz explodes!!!
Yeah, i made some glitches on Worms 4 Mayhem [PC] and i didn’t used any hacks, cheats or wormpots! I’ve trained these glitches long time, when i get them to work good. So if you want to make these and more, you have to learn them. 
I hope you enjoy the video, and thanks for watching my videos.
Music tracks:
Cappella - U Got 2 Know
&
Kariya - Let Me Love You For Tonight
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More bass
***CAREFUL***
This will blow out subwoofers.
You’ve been warned. Enjoy!
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