Amp - American Legays LA960 1200w max

[Beamonesque]

Anybody know the rms on this thing? I got that powering two 10" 600 w maxQ power subs, in a bandpass plexiglass box. I'm missing two screws on the plexiglass cover so their is an air leak. How much does an air leak worsen the sound/loudness of subs? Just tryin to guesstimate b4 I go out to the 24hour walmart to get some screws tonite?

[Luc]

You need to make sure that plexiglass is secured properly. Air leaks are not good for sound or the subs, especially in a bandpass box. With air leaks, you are defeating the purpose of a box and the subs may "think" they're not working properly, so they could over work, even though I don't think that flea market type amp will give you any real power.

[Beamonesque]

another bit of info....The amp specs says "2 Ohm Stereo Stable
Bridgeable into 4 Ohms" I have two 4ohm woofers... How would that work? Do I have to bridge it since speakers are 4ohm?

[Luc]

2-ohm stereo is equivalent to 4-ohm mono, so you'll have to wire up the subs so the amp will see a 4-ohm mono (bridged) load. Otherwise, the amp will overheat, shut down, and potentially get damaged. If your speakers are 4-ohm each, you can hook it up in a parallel fashion, but that would be a 2-ohm mono, or 1-ohm stereo, which IS NOT good for the amp if it can't handle that load. You'll be damaging the transistors and popping fuses. Either get some subs that are 4-ohm DVC or 8-ohm SVC if you plan on using that amp. Or, you can just hook up each sub to each channel for a "stereo" effect.

[eddiem67]

Run your subs in Series for an 8 ohm load, that is all you can do, unless you want to invest on some new subs or amp