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I'm looking for an amp to power my Rockford Fosgate P212S1 (Single 4 ohm coil). It's rated at 200 RMS, 400 Peak. Right now I have it running off a Alpine MRF-240 (4 channel). I would like to hook it up to a proper mono/ 1 channel amp.

Now, here is the hard part. I'm on a really tight budget of $100 or less.

Any one got any thing for me?

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Your sub is set up how on voice coil? That model number doesn't look correct to me. Is it a single 4 ohm coil?

Yup! Forgot to mention that.

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The specs on the site say it does 150 at 4 ohms. I want to get as close to rms as possible.

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It does say 150 at 4 ohm's. But RF is known for being more powerful than what they're rated at. Plus, at that price point, it's the only decent amp.

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Those prime series don't put out MUCH over rated. My R150 puts out 172 according to birth sheet. And that's at 2 ohms, so at 4, it's gonna be real close to rated.

Im not the one you want to try to troll. Just a fyi for you.

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