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So in my slow search for equipment for my upcoming wall build I came across the AB VFL 450.1, and it made me wonder...

I already have an AB ph4000md, and was thinking of just getting a second one to run the 2nd pair of subs. what would be the benefits of getting the vfl450 over the 2 ph4000s? I noted that required fusing is 100 amps higher for the vfl then for 2 ph4000s. does this mean the vfl is less efficient and requires more juice or what?

thanks ahead of time

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Or maybe it means it has a higher potential current draw and makes more power than both those amps combined..........

That being said a lot of people's definition of "music" is a clipped 30 hz sine wave with some 80 IQ knuckle head grunting about committing crimes and his genitals.

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Or maybe it means it has a higher potential current draw and makes more power than both those amps combined..........

that was the other thing i was thinking. so for 4 XFL1244s, would you suggest the vfl or the 2 phs?

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the VFL at 1/2 imo. The VFL line is the only amp line from AB i would touch. It'll rape :good:

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the VFL at 1/2 imo. The VFL line is the only amp line from AB i would touch. It'll rape :good:

i like the sound of that. now i've had a hell of a time trying to find a HO alt for my car, my factory is a 135amp i believe. could i feed the vfl with a battery bank and be ok?

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id look harder for an alternator man, when u start running that big power ya kinda need something, 135 isn't terrible but remember ur car uses about half that so u have like 70 for the amp. u could run a battery bank but itd be costly and may have to charge it depending on hw much u bump

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VFL is AB's top of the line can't get much better .

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I had a 270 amp alt, a kinetic hc2000 up front and 2 xs xp3000's in the back for my vfl 500.1 and still had some voltage drop (probably 12.3 full tilt) so I don't recommend upgrading your amp until your electrical is up to par

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