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500rms Sub Amps


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I am in the market for a new amp, considering that my 350w amp tends to broil under its current load. I am looking for 500-600 watts RMS at either 4 or 1 ohm, preferably for less than $200 shipped. I am scouring Sonic Electronix as I speak and came up with some ideas:

(all prices + S&H)

Phoenix Gold Ryval V8001- $150

MB Quart DSC 500.1- $150

Sony XM-GTR6001- $150

Power Acoustik LFA1-2000D- $160

Hifonics BXi 610 (BXi610)- $160

Kenwood KAC-9103D- $170

I was wondering if anyone had used any of these and would be able to offer some insight as to whether or not they are decent amps. I am not looking for top-of-the-line, super clean power; just something to match my entry-level 10" type S subs.

Thanks in advance for the help,

-Austin

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I would go with the kenwood as this is amp is stable at 1ohm but it's says on the box only 2ohm stable but i run this amp of 2 12" JVC subs which are 350rms each DVC 4ohm and the amp never over heats of clips. It may be more money but it's worth the money i say.

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most of those won't put out an actual 600 rms.

but if i had to choose i would go with the hifonics.

you get what you pay for though.

save up 249 dollars and get an audioque 1200d.

puts out an actual 500+ at 4 ohms. and when you want to upgrade later you have 1200 at 1 ohm. everyone upgrades eventually so keep that in mind.

pay 160 now and then 249 down the road or 249 now and spend the other money on new subs?

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well if you're gonna have if for a few years then get something good.

i personally would not buy any of those amps.

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you will only be pulling 500 watts at 4 ohms

this amp is pretty efficient at 4 ohm and it won't pull anymore power than any of the other amps you were planning on using.

i use 2 of these at 1 ohms running over 2500 rms with a stock alt, yellow top up front and the big three and i only have a 1 volt voltage drop.

when i got my first one though it was completely stock electrical at 1 ohm and i had no voltage drop.

you will be fine.

i wish i would have gotten a good amp like this for my first one. i've upgraded so many times and used almost every brand out there and these are the best amps for the money.

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