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So from there even the 3 subwoofers would only see about 600wrms.
So back to the Main question of does the 200watts really make a big difference in sound?
But to answer you questions
its a Hypothetical 100% efficient 2400wrms amplifier. Thats just what we're going with.
I have about 3.5cbft for the subwoofers and their maximum sealed enclosure is 0.7cbft airspace. Recommended amount is 0.6cbft. Displacement is .1cbft.
So from the sound of that my box only needs to be 2.8cbft but I want the low end so I'd go slightly for the 3.2cbft maximum of .7cbft. not that big of a difference but will need to be accurate. (For 4 subwoofers)