Maroon97SL
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i myself have not really seen any dual 8's but i think that would give you a 2 ohm load (wired in parallel) maybe im wrong, but as far as the boss id think other users would say that its a waste of money but then again no personal experience just going by what ive heard.
Well i know audiopipe isn't too bad, my neighbor has a 15" audiopipe hooked up to a MTX mono block amp and a square rockford cap, that shit bangs in his jeep.
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well its up to you bro, maybe the other users have some better knowledge of this situation.
These 10's slam so much harder then my 12's though i mean its a HUGE difference, i have two 12" old school eclipse subs in a slot ported box, subs are 600watts peak SVC @ 8ohms
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ummm i dont know what you mean, the amp i suggested has 4 speaker inputs 2 -'s and 2 +'s, wire your subs in parallel that will give you a 2 ohm load from each sub, connect + and +'s to amp and - and -'s to amp inputs, then the amp will take those 2 ohm loads and internally they will be sort of like bridged(not the correct term but you kinda see what i mean) and you will have a 1 ohm load.
Wasn't the one you suggested a mono block? Is boss any good with their amps or am i wasting my money? Can i run dual 8ohm 12's off of that amp, its stable 600w @ 4ohms.
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can always keep the gains down, i dont think you need a cap, but i think ive seen users pull off this kind of wattage with a stock alternator, big 3 and a good agm battery in the rear. but its up to you not trying to force anything on you.
Even the way the subs are wired right now the lights dim, i blew one 30 and two 25 amp fuses today... I need to figure this out on a some what budget. Im debating on just throwing my 12's back in there and selling these 10's.
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When i have my speakers ran like this, the amp cant power the subs.
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Also keep in mind these subs are rated at 1000Watts peak, 350 RMS here is a little bit more detailed specs on them.
Watts MAX. Music Power 1000 Watts
Watts Nominal Power Handling 350 Watts
Frequency Response 18 ~ 600Hz
Sensitivity 87dB
Ohm Rating D2: (1 or 4 ohm) D4: (2 or 8 ohm)
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for 162.95 you can get yourself this
http://www.vminnovations.com/product_4093/Audiopipe_AP15001D_1500W_Mono_D_Amplifier.html
its 1 ohm stable. and people say it does rated.
For something that serious i would need to invest in a battery and cap for it.
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Why not help him fix his wiring instead of recommending a different amp?
Wire up your subs like that for a 4 ohm load total (2 ohms per channel). You'll be seeing a lot less power, but you will stop blowing fuses.
When i had them wired like that, my lights dimmed HELLA bad it was awful, the amp barely pushed the subs wired like that.
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better picture, that is how they are wired.
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What kind of amplifier would you guys recommend in the price range of 100-150$?
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That is the wiring diagram on the subs... the amp has 2 wires coming off of the + and 2 wires coming off of the negative. one wire for each terminal on the back of the box.
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OEM fuse was 30, i just put a 25 in there and turned it up, it hasn't blown yet.
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Thats how they are wired, and they are bridged off the amp.
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http://www.pioneerelectronics.com/PUSA/Products/CarAudioVideo/Subwoofers/Champion/TS-W257D2|D4?tab=B those are the subs and they are the D4 model, i just looked.
http://www.amazon.com/Pyramid-PB738GX-Channel-Mosfet-Amplifier/dp/B001588ISC/ref=sr_1_12?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1278463844&sr=8-12 That is the amp pushing the subs.
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I have a wire going into one positive then a joint wire running to the other positive, then i have a negative going in one terminal and a joint wire running to the other negative. I"m pretty sure they are DVC 4-ohm not positive i could take a look and see though. When i ran them in parallel the amp wouldn't even power the subs they would barely burp.
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I have a pyramid 1000 watt 2-ch amp. I have 2 10" 1000 watt DVC champion series pioneers bridged off of the amp, when ever I turn it up to a certain point the fuse blows. Is this my subs? or my amp not being able to handle the ohms?
Amp keeps blowing fuses.
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IMO.. off brand of audiobahn, i had two 12" audiobahn SVC 1100 watt subs being bridged off of a 1000 watt California profile amp, those subs cracked the back window in a 90 geo storm i had.