Amp-subwoofer wattage query?

I'm looking at at dual enclosed subwoofers rate at 50-600watts RMS (2 ohms). Does this mean i can obtain an amp that is 300 or 400 watts RMS at 2 ohms? What would one rate at 750 watts do? Also, what would be the difference between a 300 and 400 watt amp for this subwoofer? I have hear things like wattage doesn't business but i'm not really sure where to apply this principle. Someone also told me i want to be pushing the subwoofers at 70% or more if the gamut is given (50-600), so would the bass be weak beside 400 watts?

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2-Channel 1200 watt High Power MOSFET amp
2x300 watts RMS at 4 ohms
2x600 watts MAX at 4 ohms
1x1200 watts MAX at 4 ohms bridged
2x500 watts at 2 ohms RMS

Now, if its 1200 watts max bridged, is that 600 watts RMS?
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copolymer cone
Santoprene rubber surround
dual 2 or 4-ohm voice coils for wiring flexibility
frequency response 20-100 Hz
power span 50-600 watts RMS (300 watts per coil)
peak power handling 1,200 watts
sensitivity 87.3 dB SPL
top-mount depth 6-1/8"
hermetically sealed box volume 0.88-2.0 cubic feet
ported box volume 1.75-3.25 cubic foot

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Answers: The bass would be more than ample at the full 400 (or even 300) watts. A 750 will work fine also until you (or someone else) cranks it up past the 600 watts you speakers are rate for. It will only pilfer a second (or less) and they will fry!

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