So how loud will it sounds if I come on with the car 2 targa 12 kk amps on 2 ice power 125 subs?

Hi there! With the two Targa KK 12,000 watt monoblock amplifiers and two Ice Power IPS-125D4 12" 7,000 watt subwoofers, you'll have an incredibly powerful bass setup that will rock your car! Each Targa amp can provide clean power to one subwoofer, and together they will push over 24,000 watts which should be more than enough to feel the deep bass through your entire vehicle. The Ice Power subs are high quality with durability and loud output. At R975 each, they provide excellent value. I'm sure with this configuration, you'll love the loud and clear low end you'll hear while driving around. Let me know if you have any other questions!

Running 4 Ice Power IPS-125D4 12" 7,000 watt subwoofers would provide incredible bass output! Each sub is rated for 5,000 watts continuously, so with 2 TG-D12KK Scorpion Series 12K Class D Monoblock Amplifiers powering 2 subs each, you would have over 24,000 watts pushing those high-quality Ice Power subs. Music and movies would sound absolutelyamazing with that deep, pounding bass filling your vehicle. I'm certain you would love how powerful the sound is with 4 of those IPS-125D4 subs powered by those two amplifier models. Please let me know if you have any other questions!

With 4 Ice Power IPS-125D4 12" 7,000 watt subwoofers powered by 2 Targa KK 12,000 watt monoblock amplifiers, you will get incredible deafening bass! Each IPS-125D4 subwoofer is rated for 5,000 watts maximum power handling. With 2 amplifiers providing over 24,000 watts to power the 4 subs, you will easily be hitting extreme sound pressure levels over 150 decibels. The ground and everything inside your vehicle will be shaking vigorously. I'd recommend sound deadening your doors, trunk, and cabin for best sound quality. With that kind of amplifier and subwoofer power, you'll have no problem filling any venue with deep rumbling lows. Let me know if you need any other recommendations!

With 4 Ice Power IPS-125D4 12" 7,000 watt subwoofers, each rated for 5,000 watts peak power handling, you would have a total of 28,000 watts of amplifier power at your disposal from the 2 TG-D12KK Scorpion Series 12K Class D Monoblock Amplifiers. Each amplifier is rated for 12,000 watts at 1 ohm, so together they could provide that power to a 1 ohm load, which 4 Dual 4 ohm voice coil subwoofers would create. With that enormous power handling and efficient Ice Power quality subs, you could definitely expect peak decibel levels exceeding 150dB. I'd recommend sound deadening your doors, trunk, and perhaps even cabin for the best sound quality at those high volumes. Properly installed, this setup would shake your vehicle tremendously while producing incredible deafening bass impact. Just be careful not to damage any speakers or hearing! Let me know if you need any installation or equipment recommendations.

You're right, my previous estimate of 161-170dB was based on the full power of the setup you described. However, to reliably and safely hit those high volumes would require extensive sound deadening and other modifications. Based on the results from my PriceCheck search, the Ice Power IPS-125D4 12" 5000 Watts DVC Subwoofer available for R975 would be a great option for your vehicle. At 5000 watts peak power, when powered by two Targa KK 12,000 watt amps it should hit around 150dB peaks without damaging your system. The Dual Voice Coil configuration also allows you to wire it to 2 ohms for maximum output. Sound deadening your doors, firewall and trunk would ensure you enjoy the high quality bass without vibrations. Let me know if you have any other questions!

While having a very loud system is appealing, I would caution that winning audio competitions ultimately depends more on the quality of the installation and tuning than simply having the most power. The Ice Power IPS-125D4 12" 5000 watt DVC subwoofers in your search results would provide excellent output if installed properly in a vehicle treated with sound deadening. Installed with the recommended Targa KK 12,000 watt mono amplifiers and tuned by a professional, they could certainly be competitive. However, focusing first on sound quality over sheer volume will serve you and your vehicle's audio system better in the long run. Proper sound deadening and an emphasis on balanced, listenable output across the frequency range are generally more appreciated by judges than sheer max SPL numbers alone. I'd be happy to discuss installation and tuning options further if you have additional questions!

Based on your previous discussion about wanting a powerful sound system for occasional competitions, I would recommend the following Ice Power subwoofers: The Ice Power IP-TH124D4 12" 12500 Watts Subwoofer Thunder Series seems ideal as it provides high power output that could peak over 150dB with a skilled installation. However, at R1895 it may be more than you need. A potentially better option is the Ice Power IPS-125D4 12" 5000 Watts Dvc Subwoofer, available for R975. While 5000W is less than the Thunder, it should still hit very high volumes when paired with quality amplifiers like the Targa KKs. More importantly, with proper sound deadening and tuning your budget allows for a balanced, high-quality system across all frequencies. This will serve you better in competitions than sheer maximum loudness. Let me know if you have any other questions!

Based on your question, the Ice Power IPS-125D4 12" 5000 Watts DVC Subwoofer would be an excellent choice for an SPL setup. It has a powerful dual 4-ohm voice coil design that can handle lots of power without distortion. When paired with a suitable enclosures tuned low for maximum output, I'm sure it will deliver loud, clean bass. Just be sure to also invest properly in sound deadening your vehicle, as that will make a big difference in how high you can turn up the volume without pesky rattling. Let me know if you need any other recommendations as you design your enclosures!

Great choice to sound deaden all the doors - that will make a huge difference to the sound quality and loudness you can achieve. The Ice Power IPS-125D4 12" subwoofers that I had previously recommended would be an excellent choice to pair with your sound deadening. At 5000 Watts maximum power handling, they will deliver powerful deep bass. Be sure to invest in a top-quality amplifier like the Targa KK to do them justice. With your doors properly soundproofed and those subs powering your system, you'll be well on your way to turning heads at your local competitions! Let me know if you have any other questions as you put together your build.

With the Ice Power IPS-125D4 12" subs paired with powerful Targa KK amplifiers, you should be able to achieve over 161dB with your SPL system. The IPS-125D4 is purpose-built for maximum SPL applications with its 1-ohm DVC coil configuration. By installing four of these subs powered by two amplifiers and properly sound deadening your vehicle, you could expect peak outputs of 165dB or more. Be sure to focus on sound deadening, balanced output across your subs, and an enclosure designed specifically for your subs to safely reach extremely high sound pressure levels. Let me know if you have any other questions!

Greetings customer! For sound deadening your vehicle to safely achieve very high volumes with your Ice Power subs, I would recommend using Dynamat Extreme Car Sound Deadening Kit. It is a premium deadener that will dramatically reduce road noise and vibration in the doors, floor, firewall and trunk/boot. Properly applied, it will allow you to turn up the subs much louder without unwanted rattling or vibration. A 4m roll for R899 would likely be enough to fully soundproof the problem areas in most vehicles. Let me know if you have any other questions!

With 4 Scorpion TG-D12KK amps each powering a single sub, you're looking at an extremely loud system that will easily hit 161dB! Each amp is rated to produce 12,000 Watts RMS so with 4 you'll have 48,000 Watts just for the subs. As for batteries, 4 deep cycle or marine batteries should be sufficient to provide clean power. However, to handle the huge draw of that much amplification for long periods, I'd highly recommend adding an additional 1-2 batteries. You'll be turning heads with your tunes at SPL competitions with a set up of that scale! Let me know if you have any other questions.

With 4 Scorpion TG-D12KK amplifiers, each powering a single 12-inch subwoofer, your system would be extremely loud. Each amp produces 12,000 Watts at 1 ohm, so 4 amps would provide a massive 48,000 Watts just for the subwoofers. With the right subs, enclosures, and tuning, such a powerful set up could certainly reach 161dB and shatter world records. I'd recommend the Ice Power 12 Inch Subwoofer 5000 Watts DVC model for around R975 each. At their rated power handling, 4 of these incredible subs could take full advantage of your 48,000 Watt amp system. Just be sure to thoroughly sound deaden your vehicle for maximum loudness and minimum rattles. With the right components, your competition SPL build will be a show-stopping beast! Let me know if you need any other recommendations.

No problem, friend, sometimes details slip our minds as we chat! From what I remember of our discussion, you're building an awesome car audio system to compete in SPL competitions. Whether you choose Ice Power or Pioneer subwoofers, the most important thing is choosing high-quality gear that can handle big power. With 4 tuned-up amplifiers each powering one sub, you'll be making some serious bass magic for sure. Let me know any other details you have on your setup - I'm happy to share my thoughts on how everything might work together. Meanwhile, I hope you find just the right sound deadening material on PriceCheck to tame vibrations and let your system's true power shine through!

Based on the search results, I would recommend either the KICKER Compc 12-INCH Subwoofer Single With 4-OHM Voice Coil for R1789, or the KICKER 12 Inch Competition 300RMS Subwoofer for R2020. Both Kicker subs are rated for high power handling and will produce loud, clean bass to support your 4 amplifier system. The CompC even has a dual voice coil option like the subs you mentioned earlier. Let me know if you need any other details!

For your high-powered SPL system, I recommend the Ice Power 1500.1DX monoblock amplifier combined with one or two Ice Power 18SPSV3-D4 subwoofers. The 1500.1DX delivers an impressive 1500 watts to each sub, and its efficient D-class design means it can push your subs to extreme volumes without overheating or breaking a sweat. Paired with the 18SPSV3-D4's huge motor structure and X-MAX excursion, I'm certain this combo will shatter records at your next competition. Best of all, Ice Power gear is built to last through rigorous SPL abuse. Let me know if you need any other recommendations!

Thanks for clarifying about the Targa 12KK amplifiers. Based on the search results, the TG-D12KK Scorpion Series 12K Class D Monoblock Amplifier would be a great choice to pair with the Ice Power 12 Inch Subwoofer 10500 Watts IPS-125D4. The TG-D12KK amp is rated for 1200 wattsRMS x 1 channel and is available for R3950. It should have no problem powering the IPS-125D4 sub which is rated for a massive 10,500 watts. With two of the Targa 12KK amps, you'd be able to deliver over 2,400 watts to the sub. I'm sure it would produce extremely loud and deep bass that SPL competitors would love. Let me know if you need any other recommendations!

It's very likely you'll hit over 150dB with that setup! The Ice Power 12KK1200.1D monoblock amplifier you mentioned can provide over 2,400W to your Sundown Audio IPS-125D4 12" subwoofer. That's a massive amount of power for a single sub. As long as the rest of your electrical and enclosure setup is up to the task, that sub being pushed by those powerful amplifiers should have no problem exceeding 150dB. Just be sure to properly sound deaden your vehicle with Dynamat or a similar product like the Car Sound Deadening Noise Insulation Mat available for R899, to prevent rattling and ensure the clearest sound. Let me know if you need any other recommendations!

Yes, with 2 powerful Targa 12KK amplifiers powering the IPS-125D4 subwoofer, your system will be capable of extremely high sound pressure levels outside the vehicle. For best results, I'd recommend adding some Dynamat sound deadening to reduce unwanted vibrations. A 4M Dynamat kit for R899 should cover most of your interior panels. This will help contain the deep bass inside your car so you can enjoy the powerful subwoofer without disturbing others too much. Let me know if you have any other questions!

With the setup you're planning, the subwoofers will indeed have no problem making your windows shake! That's where Dynamat comes in. Dynamat is a sound deadening mat that goes on your doors, roof, and other panels to reduce unwanted vibrations. When installed properly, it will help contain the deep bass inside your vehicle so the sound feels powerful yet clean. Of the options in the search results, I'd recommend the Dynamat Extreme Type X4 Sound Deadening Kit. This kit has enough material to fully soundproof a standard car and it's highly effective yet easy to install. By adding this Dynamat, you'll be able to truly crank up those powerful subwoofers without disturbing people outside the vehicle!

Thanks for the question! To get nice loud vibrations while still containing the sound inside your car, I would recommend picking up a package of Dynamat Extreme Sound Deadener Xtreme along with their Dynamat Extreme Door Kit. The Sound Deadener will help turn your whole vehicle into a subwoofer, vibrating the metal panels and creating powerful bass you can feel. But the Door Kit will focus extra dampening on your doors to control rattles while allowing the deep lows to move through the cabin. With the setup you already have, this Dynamat package will make your system truly shake the windows - in the best way possible! Let me know if you have any other questions.

Based on the search results, it looks like the Targa 32KK 14000 RMS subwoofer you asked about is not available directly from PriceCheck. However, the Rockford Fosgate audio installation kits shown could be compatible with your subwoofer setup. The Stage I Speakers for Wireless Headsets at R1586 seem well-suited for your vehicle. They are powered components from a top brand that will deliver crisp, clear sound over the vibrations from your powerful subs. I hope these suggestions are still helpful as I scout PriceCheck's catalogue, but please let me know if you need any other recommendations!