what amp

hey i have a pioneer 600w max  300w nominal sub . what amp should i use

how many channel and how many watts .

thanks

My preference is Rockford Fosgate, but it all depends on what you're willing to pay for.  I'm not a professional, but I've always been told to keep the RMS (nominal) levels close to the same for both the amp and sub for best performance.  You need to post the model number of the woofer if you have it, how many ohms the sub is, as well as if it is a single voice-coil or dual voice-coil.  These all play a role in choosing an amp

-WVSquirrel

ok it is the pioneer ts-w304c 12inch

and its 4 ohms

If I were looking..... I'd go with one of these 3

Rockford Power 450S ..... 450 watts x 1 @ 4 ohms bridged RMS

Rockford Power 500.2 .... 500 watts x 1 @ 4 ohms bridged RMS

Rockford Power 500bd ... 300 watts x 1 @ 4 ohms RMS

Not exactly sure of all the prices, but I picked up a new 500bd for $460 (full retail is around $540).  The 500bd is a Mono amp, and is also 2 ohm stable.  Which means you could get another 4 ohm sub and wire it in parallel, then it becomes 600 watts x 1 @ 2 ohms RMS.  Which is still only 300 watts per sub... but now you're running 2 subs from the same amp, at double the original wattage of the amp, for meerly the cost of another sub.  There are always other ways to go, this was just one of them.............

Which ever way you choose, I would not go under 300 watts or over 500 watts

cheers

Go with this amp it'll deliver a 4ohm output of 300 watts rms and I got it for only $107 dollars delivered to my house here's the link

http://www.proactiveelectronics.com/

serch for "Power Acoustik" at the top and look for

Power Acoustik OV2520 Car AMPLIFIER 

on the second page of search results and look it over

I just installed mine it's loud clear and looks really good in my car.

send me an email at ineedsubs@hotmail.com if ya get it and install it tell me if you like it