anyone own a SS trx2000d?

[dcsoundlabMN]

the only downfall i find is 4ga terminals.. is it bad to squeeze 0 into that?

[dcsoundlabMN]

anybody?

[white4d96]

Might have to trim the wire down or try the zip tie trick.

Got a link to the amp?

[dcsoundlabMN]

http://www.dealercostcaraudio.com/trx2000d.aspx

what exactly is the ziptie trick?

[white4d96]

Sometimes you can tighten down on the bare wire with a zip tie and fit it into tighter spots. Never tried it but have seen it recommended on here.

EDIT: either that's a typo or that amp is seriously BS'ed with ratings. 110 at 4 and 2000 at 1? something's not right there...

DOUBLE EDIT: Soundstream site says 1000@4 1500@2 and 2000@1.

[dcsoundlabMN]

ya i was slightly surprised when i found out it was 4 ga. but i guess it is only 2k rms. isnt that cheap though? says msrp is 699

[Mtgrooves]

Yeah these amps are great! We used two of them on two of the SS T5-12 in a DB drag and posted a 149.7. Just make sure you have a stout electrical system they are power hungery!

[dcsoundlabMN]

dang u were hittin those numbers with 4ga powerground?

[CaptainzPlanetz]

I read somewhere that someone clamped one at 1700rms, but my guess is that was at closer to 16volts.

Technical Specification

* RMS Power Range : 1100 Watts

* Number Of Channels: 1

* Maximum Power: 2000 Watts

* Low Frequency response: 15 Hz

* High Frequency Response: 250 Hz

* Built In Crossovers: Yes

* Channel Separation: Yes

See it uses the term max power in the first set of specs, then a bit down it uses RMS, so I believe it would do around 1500-1700 or so if you could keep the volts in the mid to high 15's.

[dcsoundlabMN]

where u seein that? this is what i see

* Tarantula series Mono Amplifier

* RMS Power @ 4-ohm: 110W x 1

* RMS Power @ 2-ohm: 140W x 2

* RMS Power @ 1-ohm: 2000W x 1