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i guess you could use one of these. no one better say audiopipe

http://www.sonicelec...ZRX1500.1D.html

still makes me wonder why maxxsonics decided to make like 4 different amp models that output the same amount of power

Kinda like how GM makes the GMC Acadia, the Saturn Outlook, and the Chevy Traverse....weird

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

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his subs total up to 1400w. so those 500 and 700w amps are useless, just saying.

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I agree the aq1200 would be an upgrade, but don't dump on amplifiers just because they are class AB. Generally class AB are better sounding than their D counterparts. The only real disadvantages are their price and efficiency.

In this case i think you are looking at a nice upgrade if you go the aq1200.

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i will let you know like i tell everyone else i have had my audioque 1200.1d for over a year and with right set up its does rated easily and also i have not seen mine got hot or even warm once plus the clipping light is very nice and if you call them there customer support is great im a huge fan of audioque amp and products and found them to be a great company to go through

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Ok With that being said.... My amp that I currently have continues to overheat http://www.audioallies.com/GetItem.asp?Item=GP1600.1. I currently have it wired at 1ohm. How can I wire it to play until I can get my $ together for tha Audioque??? I just want her to play without shutting off help me out. Also I am very new to wiring and stuff so help me out as much as possible and as far as connections. Thanks!!!

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