Ahh alright, well thanks for the info! I'd like to see how much my single 15" Kicker hits before I try putting my 2 newer cvr's 2DVC's in.

how many subs can u use in eachamatuer class or will it go on how many people have the same plzz get back thanks

im pretty sure the amature class will only be power based, as long as u dont show up with something insane, like 20 15's or soemthing on 1000 watts...LOL..u know what im sayin?

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Dude if amature class is power then he could roll up with 20 15" and 1000 or 2000 watts they never said a limit to woffers or walls in this post. My first setup as an amature was 12 10" in a wedge box with 4 memphis 1000Ds a huge batt and alt.

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Nick, only cuz you are a SUPER STAR, only because of that.

Amateur classes will only be broken down by the total rated power of your SUBWOOFER amplifier(s), nothing else. Number and size of speakers does not matter. your back seats do not need to be functional, but a box taller than half way of your rear side window will put you in the 1201-2000 watt class automatically.

that should clear things up.

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Ohh so I can fold the back seats down.... hmmm, I'll probably need a new battery for the car, because the little motormaster isn't gunna hold up long while the cars turned off.

your car can be on for the Amateur Challange

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