EricDoody95

dude this shit. is soooooo expensive lol

Do something like the psychlone from hell!!! like make it look a huge tunnel if 12's and a mirror on the end!

if you are getting two subs get the D4, if you are getting 1, get a D2. Trust me, i made a mistake and i am still regretting it. i got two D2 subs and now i cant run @ 1ohm unless i buy two seperate amps. .5 ohms will risk your equipment and two find a amp that gives out the kind of power you need @ 2 ohms will be expensive.

i already have them, they are D2's can't you run 2 D2's at 1 ohm?

yea i have a budget of 300 dollars tho

what amp are you running though?

So the BRZ shouldn't be an issue? nice! each sub would be getting 1200 each right?

then what amp would you recommend for 2 SA-12's? my budget is 300 and under. Maybe a amp for each sub? idk, help me out

So what if i got 2 MB Quart ONX1. 1000D (475 @ 4Ohms, 1 x 750 @ 2 ohms, 1 x 1000 @ 1 Ohms) and had them at 1 ohm for each sub? would that be better? http://www.soundqubed.com/Q1-1200D-Amplifier_p_30.html < problem solved But if i got one of those, wouldnt it only be giving 600 to each sub @ 1 ohm?

So what if i got 2 MB Quart ONX1. 1000D (475 @ 4Ohms, 1 x 750 @ 2 ohms, 1 x 1000 @ 1 Ohms) and had them at 1 ohm for each sub? would that be better?

No? if i ran it at 2 ohms it would 850 to each sub right? cuz its 1700 at 2 Ohms

Seriously? so maybe i should stick around 1000 RMS each huh.

why do you answer like that? its almost tripling the RMS power @ 2 ohms Because I have personally ran one on two sa-12s and know many others who have...you forget that you will not get close to the full 2400 watts on that amp after box rise and all.... you have pushd 2400 watts to a SA-12... ok are you talking about 1 or 2? you said "I have 2 SA-12 D2's" i just want a simple answer, is this too much to ask?

okay, well my question has not been answered yet...will that amplifier overpower them?

I come here because im not as experienced as you, and you are tired of seeing the threads? Don't answer them then. smh