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hey every one, im new to this forum and im not very familiar with all this posting stuff, i hope some one sees this and could help me.

i recently got a rockford fosgate t40001db from a pawn shop for $400 bucks. i have a digital design (ddaudio) 2512 and i will like to use this amp to power it, i know it sound stupid but i wanna be able to show off the amp. now the question i have is what is the simplest way of powering this amp?? im not looking to be the loudest i just want the amp to power the sub and make a really nice box for it. do i need extra batterys?

some PLEASE HELP ME with some info.

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Ummm 4 huge batteries. Huge alternator. 0 gauge wiring. That amp is very current hungry. But that sub won't take the amp for long. You'll have to set it lower so you don't blow the sub.

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You should plan for the amount of current you are running. What is the voicecoil configuration of the sub? You don't need to run the amp at 1 ohm, you may be able to run it at lower power levels, but either way will need some electrical upgrades or POOF

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sell it to someone else and buy a smaller amp! take your profit and upgrade your electrical.

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