As noted MTX usually rates their amps at 12.5V. The extra volt usually give it more power.
If you tell me the fuse rating on the amp then we could get a better idea of real world power output.
ANyhow it may be possible that you are supplying to much power....
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I can vouch for burning up a voice coil. I live 7 hours away from skool and i was giving a 600rms sub only 420rms...but played it pretty loud for most of the 7 hours. well, it only lasted 6. So if you are going on a long trip, turn the sub off (if you have that option) or just turn the volume down everyonce in a while to let the voice coils cool down.
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Box design has an impact also.
Sealed boxes naturally get hotter.
But your sub could have failed due to other reasons also :)
Sealed boxes naturally get hotter.
But your sub could have failed due to other reasons also :)
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