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Bronze Member Username: BasssquaredPost Number: 24 Registered: Nov-06 | i need help picking out an enexpensive amp to push two 4 ohm 12" kicker L7s the two 12s and the box are pretty much blowing my bank acount so i need a cheap amp that will still push them good |
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Silver Member Username: QbenjaminFlorida Post Number: 173 Registered: Nov-06 | That sub: Power range: 50-750 RMS watts (375 watts per voice coil) Look for something in the 1200-1400w rms @ 1 ohm power range. Hifonics or MA Audio would be your best choice as far as budget goes. |
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Bronze Member Username: BasssquaredPost Number: 25 Registered: Nov-06 | dont u mean something in the 1200-1500 watts rms since 750 times 2 is 1500 |
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Gold Member Username: Logan__tille[:-]15 RE XXX[:-] Post Number: 4435 Registered: Feb-06 | Lol thats what he said |
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Bronze Member Username: BasssquaredPost Number: 26 Registered: Nov-06 | he said from 1200 to 1400 and 100 watts makes a diff and actually shouldnt be from 1500 to 1700 or somewhere around there cus wouldnt i want more watts cus 750 is the rms and the peak is 1500 |
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Gold Member Username: CtmikeCt. Post Number: 2896 Registered: Feb-06 | ignore peak, it doesn't mean a thing. and how much are you willing to spend on an amp? that'll help alot. |
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Bronze Member Username: BasssquaredPost Number: 27 Registered: Nov-06 | i wouldn mind spending 300 dollars on an amp and i thought if u went past the peak thas when u blow ur subs |
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Bronze Member Username: BasssquaredPost Number: 28 Registered: Nov-06 | would this amp be good enough i found it for 180 online wich is pretty good and it gives out 1500 watts out when its at a 1 ohm load wich is what two 4 ohm L7s would equal right? well tell me if it seems like a good amp for the pair CRUNCH PZI15001 - 1500 Watt Mono Block |
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Silver Member Username: Trey4sportsPost Number: 251 Registered: Sep-06 | junk, crunch isnt a good brand. dont buy their sh!t, RMS rating is the amount of watts u can push ur sub continuosly without reaching its thermal limits. ignore peak power unless your wnating to compete and in that case use peak power when burping ur system (play a test tone for 3 seconds and full power) a coil can only sustain the peak wattage for a very short timespan before reaching its thermal limits which i talked about earlier. back to the question, Hifonics makes good budget amps this is probably your best choice under 250 http://www.onlinecarstereo.com/CarAudio/ProductDetail.aspx?ProductID=14804 |
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Gold Member Username: JuliobSanto DomingoDominican Re... Post Number: 3869 Registered: Dec-05 | Quintin, get MA audio out of your head man! for the money i'd use a Hifonics BXI 1606D or 2006D. Another amp is the new PA line SLd 2000D i think... also cheap. |
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Bronze Member Username: BasssquaredPost Number: 29 Registered: Nov-06 | thas good thanks guys well ill prolly end up going with one of the hifonics amps i use to have a 12" hifonics Atlas and i was really impressed but it got jacked kinda pissed but glad cus it gives me a reason to get a better system i think my 2 L7s will sound a lot louder than just one 12" atlas |