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If you wanna run a TOTAL of 2500W RMS I would not recommend doing BTLs unless you plan on getting a second amp down the road. That would just be a waste of money

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So i guess now im deciding to go with 2 15" BTL's thanks to you guys lol so what amp should i use to power them?

Derp.

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DO NOT DO BTLS!!! That sub can take 2500 by itself! You would be wasting money and the potential of the sub if you only gave it 1200w

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Two dc lvl 4 15s or 2 dd 2515s

edit - if you have 2500w rms that is

I really like that idea. Or possible 2 Fi SSD's than.

DO NOT DO BTLS!!! That sub can take 2500 by itself! You would be wasting money and the potential of the sub if you only gave it 1200w

Oh dident know he only had that much power. I agree.
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okay so what would be the best amp for 2 15" btl's? cuz ive come to the conclusion those are the subs i am gunna use so what amp?

Derp.

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x2 on funky pups

you'll need at least 4kw for the BTLs. Pretty much all companies have an amp in that range so what is your amp budget? Would you by used?

You'll be spending anywhere from $600 to $1500 on a good 4kw amp

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nah funky pups sounds a lil to funky for me :) well i want a good reliable powerful amp for 2 btl's thatll push em to there limits (not blow them) can i get help wit that? lol like type, model, and watts

Derp.

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