Glasswolf ???Kicker L5 with Mtx RT2400x Amp
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Abyss_Omega Unregistered guest | Hi I just got a Kicker L5 sub and hooked it up to a Mtx RT2400x amp. I was wondering if thats a good setup. Seems to me that they should go together well. As The sub is 600rms and the amp is around 750rms. But the thing is I'm not to sure on the best way to wire it together. So if anyone has any input plz respond |
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ThatGuyYouKnow Unregistered guest | http://www.rockfordfosgate.com/rftech/wiringwizard/1_4ohmDVC_2ohm.gif if wired that way, ull get 300wRMS from that amp. 750wRMS IF Bridged into 4ohms, not possiable. |
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Abyss_Omega Unregistered guest | Ok but do you think that 300rms would do the trick for the one sub ? Or would I need a more powerful amp |
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Bronze Member Username: Press1Yuba City, CA USA Post Number: 12 Registered: Nov-04 | No, just one more sub, so you can drop the load on the amp. If you can't fit another sub...go dual voice coil. |
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Abyss_Omega Unregistered guest | K thing is the sub is a dual 4ohm voice coil. But I can only do a 2-ohm or 8-ohm load with it. The amp can only do 4-ohm or 2-ohm. The best I can get for a 2-ohm is 300rms times 2 and since the sub is at 600rms i was thinking i could still run it with the 300rms as subs rms is normally not as high as they say. |
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Abyss_Omega Unregistered guest | K thing is the sub is a dual 4ohm voice coil. But I can only do a 2-ohm or 8-ohm load with it. The amp can only do 4-ohm or 2-ohm. The best I can get for a 2-ohm is 300rms times 2 and since the sub is at 600rms i was thinking i could still run it with the 300rms as subs rms is normally not as high as they say. Prolly should have told you full specs srry |
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Anonymous | Keep in mind the amp is only 500 watts at 12 volts |
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