C cameron paterson Audioholic Chief Mar 7, 2018 907 0 18 48 Oct 3, 2023 #1 I have one of this powered by a Crown XLS 2502; Devastator MkII 21-inch Ported Horn Home Theater Finished Subs (Powered and Passive models, 19Hz tuning) FREE SHIPPING!!! GSG(TM) subs offer the best performance at the best price, anywhere. Check out our DIY flat packs as well as our finished enclosures. On sale now. shop.gsgad.com With 2500 watts RMS going to this bad boy do I need 12ga or 10ga wire to power this sufficiently? Its about a 20 foot run of cable.
I have one of this powered by a Crown XLS 2502; Devastator MkII 21-inch Ported Horn Home Theater Finished Subs (Powered and Passive models, 19Hz tuning) FREE SHIPPING!!! GSG(TM) subs offer the best performance at the best price, anywhere. Check out our DIY flat packs as well as our finished enclosures. On sale now. shop.gsgad.com With 2500 watts RMS going to this bad boy do I need 12ga or 10ga wire to power this sufficiently? Its about a 20 foot run of cable.
lovinthehd Audioholic Jedi Sep 11, 2012 44,861 0 113 Oakridge, OR Oct 3, 2023 #2 12 should be fine https://www.audioholics.com/audio-video-cables/speaker-wire-gauge
Speedskater Audioholic General Feb 7, 2013 1,119 0 63 Oct 4, 2023 #3 There will be trivial power difference between 20 feet of 16AWG and 8AWG. Reactions: HuenEye
H HuenEye Enthusiast Jul 18, 2023 22 0 1 69 Dec 15, 2023 #4 Speedskater said: There will be trivial power difference between 20 feet of 16AWG and 8AWG. Click to expand... Agreed. I use 16 gauge for short runs of 8 feet and have full confidence my DIY subs are getting full power. Moreover I doubt your sub will draw 2500 watts - the typical draw is far far less.
Speedskater said: There will be trivial power difference between 20 feet of 16AWG and 8AWG. Click to expand... Agreed. I use 16 gauge for short runs of 8 feet and have full confidence my DIY subs are getting full power. Moreover I doubt your sub will draw 2500 watts - the typical draw is far far less.
