My Dream Amp

[Twigz]

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yes, I paid $500 dollars for the amp.

cheapest I could find it for.

[EricM9104]

Lol @ GP3000D-Pro being a "dream" amp.

Edited June 21, 2008 by emat19876

[Twigz]

Lol @ GP3000D-Pro being a "dream" amp.

=) it's a 3000 rms amp =) i want 2000 or more.

for the price u can't beat it.

[EricM9104]

and for $250 more, you can get a higher quality refurb Sundown amp that does more than rated power at 10.75v.

(I'm a Sundown fanboy if you haven't noticed, lmao).

[dwright27]

=) it's a 3000 rms amp =) i want 2000 or more.

for the price u can't beat it.

i got my Z1 for like $680 shipped, so roughly $630 and it does over 4K RMS

the GP3000D is a good amp though.

Edited June 21, 2008 by dwright27

[Twigz]

and for $250 more, you can get a higher quality refurb Sundown amp that does more than rated power at 10.75v.

(I'm a Sundown fanboy if you haven't noticed, lmao).

I don't have $250 dollars more which is why I went with Crunch lol

[All Night Long]

Be careful running those subs off of that amp. I have two of the DC level 4 12's with the level 5 coils running at 1 ohm off of a GP 3000D and I keep running into snapped tinsel leads. I am snapping them, not burning them. If you end up having the same problem, let me know ok. I have a way to fix them and I will let you know about it. I think what's happening with mine is that I have the box tuned to 36hz and when I play them at high volume the subs over extend and pull way too hard on the lead. Becuase the lead is snapping off at where it connects at the terminal. Another reason I think that it is the sub over extending is because the cois aren't even hot at all when I have actually snapped a lead. If I was burning them up I would think that the subs coils would at least be a little hot. I hope this doesn't happen with your setup, but if you run into it don't be surprised. Good luck, and I love my amp I'm sure you will too.

[EricM9104]

Be careful running those subs off of that amp. I have two of the DC level 4 12's with the level 5 coils running at 1 ohm off of a GP 3000D and I keep running into snapped tinsel leads. I am snapping them, not burning them. If you end up having the same problem, let me know ok. I have a way to fix them and I will let you know about it. I think what's happening with mine is that I have the box tuned to 36hz and when I play them at high volume the subs over extend and pull way too hard on the lead. Becuase the lead is snapping off at where it connects at the terminal. Another reason I think that it is the sub over extending is because the cois aren't even hot at all when I have actually snapped a lead. If I was burning them up I would think that the subs coils would at least be a little hot. I hope this doesn't happen with your setup, but if you run into it don't be surprised. Good luck, and I love my amp I'm sure you will too.

That'll happen when you don't set the amp's SSF properly.

[rusty959]

my dream amp is a orion concept 97.3

if you dont know about this amp go to amp guts over at ROE and look at it.

Bridged

1 x 2W @ 4 ohms

1 x 4W @ 2 ohms

1 x 7W @ 1 ohms

1 x 16W @ 0.5 ohms

1 x 32W @ 0.25 ohms

1 x 64W @ 0.125 ohms

1 x 128W @ 0.0625 ohms

1 x 256W @ 0.03125 ohms

1 x 512W @ 0.015625 ohms

1 x 1024W @ 0.0078125 ohms

Thats.... pretty low... im impressed... I wonder if its .00390625 ohm stable...

[All Night Long]

That'll happen when you don't set the amp's SSF properly.

The subsonic is set at 25hz, is that a good place to have it? The amp allows the subsonic to be adjusted to 35, should I set it a little higher than 25?