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i was thinking about getting one to power my 4 15" diamond audio Hex Pro subwoofers. they can handle 2000W a piece. i was gonna make it 2 ohm. however, i wanted to know if this is a good amp or not? does it really do rated power? or is it over rated?
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nall it does rated power potna ........ only if you have your electrical right. so you might need a couple good alternators and more than a few batteries bro.
cool. i was gonna get 2 or 3 300AMP alternators anyway. and i was gonna get a few yellow tops. but isn't there a smaller amp that puts out 6000 watts @ 2 ohm or maybe an amp that puts out 4800 @ 2 ohm?
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i was thinking of a hifonics XXMaxximus. it puts out 10,000 watts. that'll be good enough. but does it really do that? or is it a bad amp?
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scratch all of that!! i need more power. i'll be running 4 15" diamond audio Hex Pro subwoofers. they can handle 2000 watts each. still be running at 2 ohms though. do they make a amp that can put out 6000 at 2 ohms? if not, how about 4800 at 2 ohms? i'll be needing ALOT of power. lol.
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well i'm kinda liking the audiopipe. if i can get around 875 or so, that'd be great. but until someone says an amp that puts out more power then the audiopipe, then i'm going to go with that.
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can't WAIT until the caddy is fully finished and i can see some more vids of it. been following it for a long time now and it's sounding REALLY good. should be voted most amazing car of 2009. lol
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audiopipe ap30001d about 350 *google shopping* does 3k @ 2ohm
3k @ 2 ohm? wow. pretty good. that equals what? around 750 each? not bad. i like it. lol
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btw, does anyone think optidrive is good? i was thinking of the 6000D or something.
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Not sure that 'Soundstorm' actually puts out that power.
4 15"s x 600watts = 2400 watts.
I was recently in the same search for my 8 12"s.
Here were the choices, I went with the AQ:
AudioQue AQ2200D
AudioPipe
Hifonics BXi2608D
Crunch GP3000D
....and if you can afford to spend more....
DAT
Kicker 2500
Sundown SAZ3000
price isn't much. i can do with higher prices. but i would like around 750 or 800 watts to each if possible. so i may just go with the sundown. so if the sundown can put out all 3000 at 2 ohms, that'd be great.
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actually if i was to get a soundstorm, it would be this Sound Storm amp. it would provide 3500 watts @ 2 OHM. that would be good enough. but is that a good amp? or is there one just as good for cheaper? or one that is better?
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i'll be running 4 15" diamond audio D3 subwoofers at 2 ohm. i need to know which amp to run. people say the Kicker ZX2500.1 would be good. however, i've also seen some other amps that would provide a bit more power. i was look at this Sound Storm amp. i wasn't sure if it would be a good amp to get or not. but if anyone else has any ideas that may be BETTER then those, let me know. i was more then 600 watts to each sub if possible. and pricing doesn't matter.
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alright, i'm going to be using some tweeters for my computer sound system. well i'm going to be putting about 300 watts to em. anyone know any kind that can take 300 watts? lol
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Edit:
This guy clearly does know what he's talking about!
(I just checked out some of his builds, very nice
)Miscommunication strikes again. I added the word in boldface which would have originally solved everything.
Cheers!
yea. i'm not good at amps so i wasn't sure. but i deff don't want my subs only getting around 350 or so. i want ATLEAST 600W. which i am hoping to achieve using the kicker ZX2500.1
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my price range is high. probably $2000 for an amp. but i'm just going to go with the kicker. it sounds like it'll provide enough power to the 4 15"s. thanks everyone.
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i've decided to make it ported to 29HZ. does that sound good? it'll proved lows for flex and still sound good.
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i wasn't sure which monoblock. now i know the kicker ZX2500.1 is the one i want. about how much power will it be giving to each?
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so kicker seems to be a good brand for amps. which type of kicker amp should i go for? pricing isn't that big. i just want a good amp to use. and i want to hopefully push the subs to max power. or close to it atleast. around 700W or so is good for me.
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the low notes move more air, causing the flex
tune it to whatever you want. what made you point out 32 and 27 hz tuning?
and...i may be confused, but if you were gonna tune 2 boxes to 35 hz...why would you wanna change the tuning of one big box?
and we really cant help you with a box until you get dimensions of the back area. we can make a general box, but then it might not look right in the car. also play better if we could utilize your space better. so...if it were me i'd say you'd just have to wait a couple months or whenever till you get it.
alright, so it to be a lower tuned port. and 32HZ and 27HZ seem to be the common HZ to tune a box too. and between 32 and 27 will proved me low notes + flex but still sound good. and i'm going with one big box. so should i just keep the 35HZ anyways or make it lower?
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how much are you looking to spend? and willing to spend on subs? yeah 4 15s will get loud but if you have enough cash go for the DC lvl 4 XLs or lvl 5s.... even 2 of those will get insanely loud in the right application. unless your hooked on the diamond audio.
diamond audio was my main choice. the 15s are cheap and sound good. i'm willing to spend upto $200 or so per sub. but no more then $250. i'll be getting $10,000 and i need to still get my tahoe. so after i get it, i'll have $3000 or so left over. i'll need to get the subs, amps, new alt, box, and wiring. not counting the 14 mids and 16 highs. so it'll be a bit costly but then i can just save up and get any other subs/speakers i may need.
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More than likely if you buy a 3000W monoblock, you'll only be getting 1500 out of it because your final load will be 2-ohms and your subs will only be getting ~375W a piece. It's not the best idea.
I vote the two 1000W amps. You'll be giving the subs sufficient power since each pair will be a 1-ohm load and you'll have less impedance rise which ideally will yield more power.
If you really have to have only one amp, like I said before, get a 4000W monoblock. The final load will drop the amp's power to 2000 @ 2 ohms which would be perfect for the subs.
or should i get the 4000 crossfire like the guy a few above me said? if it puts out 4000 at 2 ohms, then wouldn't i be getting 1000 to each? or should i still go with the 2 amps?
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does anyone know what HZ i should port my box too? i always thought 35hz was good but 32 also and 27 also. so any ideas?
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okay, so does anyone agree with anyone else? i've had like 30 different amps that i could use here but does anyone agree with anyone else so i can figure this out? lol. because i have 2 ideas. 1. get 2 1000w monoblock amps and strap them to 1 ohm or 2. get 1 big amp around 3000 and strap them to 2 ohms.
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so just one big box? i can do that. but what hz? i always thought 35hz was pretty good. i want some lows so i can have flex but i want it to be loud too.
is the the low notes that make flex or is it because of the port itself? because i want a bit of flex
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UGH! i hate that song. that's one of his worse songs. some of them are pretty good, but that one is just plain bad.
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Hifonics Xxvmaxximus
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wow. that's good to hear. until i got the the power hungry part. lol. but i expected that. you can't put out 10,000 watts and use very little power. thanks man. hope it serves me well!