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Don't waste your time wit power acoustik....especially if you have rockford already. I'd be willing to bet your RF puts out more power than the power acoustik.

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Maybe. The Acoustik is a 4000watt and my Fosgate is a 1000watt. Im not getting rid of the RF just thinking if I should get the Acoustik repaired.

If you tell us how much fusing that is on the supposed 4000 watt amp we will tell you how much power it really puts out. (ball park figure)

LOL if that amp has 400 amps worth of fusing built in then it could possibly put out 4000 watts but any less than that and we know it can't.

Again amps that produce that kind of power DO NOT come with built in fuses.

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