It would be fine, as far as mixing brands. But you would need to know how many ohm the subwoofer is, and if the amp can handle that load, and how many watts the amp puts out at that load, they may not be ideal for each other if say the Pioneer is a 4 ohm speaker and the amp is rated for 1200 watts at say 1 ohm. And take peak power ratings with a grain of salt, find out the rms rating for each.
Look man, basically peak power means nothing. Any brand can just toot their own horn by boosting up their peak power. What you gotta look for is RMS watts, that means continuas power youre giving to your sub or speakers.
PEAK MEANS MAX POWER U DONTT LOOK AT PEAK POWER!!! u look at the rms. In this case its 600watts its always half for example 1500watts max would be 750 watts rms meaning it can be that loud u cant go over that. For u if u want 600 watts yeah u can rub it in ur 1200watt sony but i mean u can get a bigger amp thats 1200rms like hifonics there cheap but very good.
It would be fine, as far as mixing brands. But you would need to know how many ohm the subwoofer is, and if the amp can handle that load, and how many watts the amp puts out at that load, they may not be ideal for each other if say the Pioneer is a 4 ohm speaker and the amp is rated for 1200 watts at say 1 ohm. And take peak power ratings with a grain of salt, find out the rms rating for each.
Look man, basically peak power means nothing. Any brand can just toot their own horn by boosting up their peak power. What you gotta look for is RMS watts, that means continuas power youre giving to your sub or speakers.
PEAK MEANS MAX POWER U DONTT LOOK AT PEAK POWER!!! u look at the rms. In this case its 600watts its always half for example 1500watts max would be 750 watts rms meaning it can be that loud u cant go over that. For u if u want 600 watts yeah u can rub it in ur 1200watt sony but i mean u can get a bigger amp thats 1200rms like hifonics there cheap but very good.