l wanna know what will happend if l over power them ? they are 300 watts peak power but l have a 3000 watt amp what would happend?

l think l answered this. Now l am paranoid.

l did, confirmed. Bye bye. When my disappear, so do I. Luck.

when you match subs and amps all you care about is the RMS wattage not the peak/max wattage and that is at a certain impedance (ohms)

info needed to PROPERLY match amps and subs
the subs voice coil setup (DVC or SVC)
the subs impedance (ohms)
the final impedance at the amp (how the subs are wired)
the number of subs
the subs RMS (continuous) wattage
or
the model numbers

Just turn the gain way down..

peak power means nothing. you need RMS. you are just burning away money you do not need to. 3000watts is a bit of an over kill. again l would say that is just a peak power measure.

have a good one.

l agree with inktown. You should never go over the rms of the sub or subs with the amp. Just match the rms of the subs to the amp at the right imdepence it requires.

dont act like you dont know. a l bet you my setup is WAY stronger than yours