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Disclaimer: The following was done with full understanding of the risks and knowingly voided my warranty. I ran the 12k at .5 bridged for about 6 months before I decided I wanted more power and went to 2 7.5ks. Took it like a champ. This was backed by 2 singer 400A alternators and 8 XS D1400s as well. Voltage never dropped below 14.8v. So here is the real question, are you willing to pay a $500 repair bill if you blow it? If so, I say go for it.2 points
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12k was replaced by the 10k which stomps its ass on 12v, biggest complaint from customers was the 12k wasn't strappable. My suggestion. Instead of running an amp into the dirt to get power why not buy a second amp? By the time to repair the single amps 2 or 3 times from running it into the ground, I'm sure it would cover the cost of the second amp anyways1 point
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I ran 2 dd m4s at .35 daily clamped 12 k out of them best score was 156 switched to 12 k same impediance .7 bridged .35 per channel an I did same score 156 .. Ran it at .35 bridged .175 per channel an it played but I didn't leave it like that or recommend it with any amp .. Lol1 point
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i would say 14.8 volts on 14v batteries is low. not to mention you had 2 400a alternators.. this guy has 380a. we stated before that he needs at least 2 350a alternators. you had 800a. you had more alternator power and still dropped low.. i wouldnt recommend it unless he had the power to back it up Not low at all. You have to remember that the 12k was a 12v amp with a 15.3v ceiling. My set point was 15.1v not the typical 16.8.1 point
