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Damn I cant wait to put 4 of these 12s in my Ext. Cab

Will do

Damn, well I can manage all of that, just gotta find a place for it all to go since its just a Dodge Ram 1500.

I didn't think it would. What kind of power am I looking for the new alt to put out and will I need a secondary battery?

So I'm ready to move out my W3s and get a couple Kicker SoloXs. My question is do you think a standard electrical setup in a vehicle will be able to power each 2500watt RMS amp?

Yeah im gonna be getting a new amp tomorrow after work, will probably be running 2 so I can control the 2 types of subs better

Well originally I only had the 2 PRs and then I got an offer to buy the 2 W3s + box for $400 and took it. I'm currently selling the 2 PRs and the box they are in to buy 2 more W3s but until then its nice having a system that will bounce change on my roof

Was wondering what others thought about it. Right now mine is running 4 subs. 2x JL Audio 12inch W3s (SVC) 2x Memphis Audio 12inch PRs (SVC) Bridged down to 2 ohm @ 400watts Its more than is recommended for all of the subs but I keep it all down low enough to run fine. So far it's been good, a little flakey when it comes to tweaking the settings. Has some heat issues but aslong as you keep it where it gets good air flow then its all fine. So has anybody else used this amp or currently using it?

I was wondering which box would be better for my setup. Everything is in an '01 Dodge Ram Extended cab. I took the backseat out and have 4 12s in 2 different boxes. It pounds like a motherfucker but I know it would sound better in 1 big box. My question is should it be bandpass or enclosed? I don't want to do a ported box because I still want it to be able to hit the really low notes. My specs are, 2 12in Memphis PR (Power Reference) PR12S4 2 12in JL Audio W3 12W3V32 1 1600watt Boss Chaos 4-channel c800 - Bridged down to 2 ohm So would an enclosed or bandpass box be better?