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Any1 know what would be a pretty nice (and somewhat cheap) amp(s) for 1 or 2 SSDs? Been looking around and havnt been able to really find anything that isnt like twice the price of the damn woofer and that just seems crazy if you ask me.

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hmm...ssd's, u can prob find a cheap hifonics bxi2006d, i dont know about that crunch, dunno if it does rated power, but 700w for 2 ssd is not enough power imo

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Oh, crunch is a cheap brand? idk..i just dont understand why i would buy an amp for like 5-600$ for subs that are only 200$ a piece..just doesnt seem right to me, but then again i'm no pro at car audio so yeah.

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no amp on Crunch's line does RMS power, only the gp3000.

go with an amp from Kicker or Rockford Fosgate. They both make great and reliable amps.

remember the saying, "You get what you pay for". Cheap power from a crappy company will raise your risk for blown subs or underpowered subs.

edit: Kicker's zx1500.1 will be almost perfect for powering the subs. but remember that kicker amps are only stable down to 2 ohms so get the Dual 2 option when you get the SSD's.

edit 2: wire them like this if your gonna get a kicker amp 2_2ohm_dvc_2ohm.gif

Edited by Krannyman92
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1 stock ssd d1 - refurb kicker zx750.1

2 stock ssd d1 - hifonics bxi1608

1 loaded ssd d2 - hifonics bxi1208/ d1 refurb kicker zx1000

2 loaded ssd d1 - hifonics bxi2008

hope that helps.... i dont care for hifonics but they fit in the cheap category

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how would i run 2 SSD off the hifonics bxi2008??? isnt it for only 1 sub?

"# RMS Power @ 4 ohms: 650 watts x 1

# RMS Power @ 2 ohms: 1300 watts x 1

# RMS Power @ 1 ohm: 2000 watts x 1"

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wire them like this for the bxi2008

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edit: fully loaded SSD's can handle up to 1000rms, 800 stock.

Edited by Krannyman92

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