what size amp would i use to power 2 10 inch 600 watt pioneer subs

Are the subs rated for 600 watts RMS or peak power? if they are rated 600 watts peak I would suggest using a 500 to 600 watt mono block amp. If they are rated 600 watts RMS then i would suggest 1000 to 1200 watt rms mono block amp.

I am going to assume they are 600 watts peak power and 300 watt rms each.

There are quite a few good ones out there like Atomic 500.1 $450.00, Zapco DC500.1$730.00, Zed Audio Minilith $250.00.

Zed Audio was the biggest amp builder in the USA for a long time, he built Autotek, Planet Audio, Lanzar, Oz Audio, La Sound, Hifonics, Rodek, ESX, Cadence, Nakamichi, Alphsonic, Harman Kardon, and there are a few others he still builds for that he can't tell us about do to contracts.

I try to stay with USA built amps they tend to give you the best bang for your money and they tend to live much longer than amps made over seas. Zed Audio does not sell his amps to shops, he just sells to the public at what a audio dealer would buy it for. Thats why his price is so low. so if you are on a budge it you can't go wrong with the USA built Zed Audio Minilith $250.00.

I have been in sales and service of car audio since 1983 - 2008

Good luck on your hunt

I, like the others, would get yet another amp. If the amp says "600 watts" then that's maximum in all hazard in straight forward terms 3 hundred watts rms that's fairly little. you ought to nonetheless connect them yet i would not. If the subs are single 4-ohm then connect one sub to the front channels bridged and the different sub to the rear channels bridged. in the event that they're twin voice coils then connect a coil to each channel on the amp. be certain you place the low bypass clear out on the amp so in straight forward terms bass is going to the subs.

look into the rockford fosegat puch series 850.2 would be a great one