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Not to rain on your parade or be a "dick" but those amps are pretty bad. they dont even do close to rate "5000" watts. Your lucky if you even get half of that which i still doubt would happen. Just cause its a 5000 watt amplifier doesnt mean thats your output.

And your information comes from where? I'm pretty sure your the first person I know of to say they don't do close to rated.

well just to EASILY prove you wrong without having to find the clamped test results that are floating around..

HCCA d5000 link

5000 watts MAX but RMS = 1000@4 1600@2 and 2500@1 and if you look at the clamp test sheets, they don't even do that..

Right there lol. And ive seen 2 of them in action @1 ohm and its sad the power they produced. According to your thoughts that would be 10000 watts RMS lol on 4 12" RF T2. I dont think so,

First I didn't mention 4 12" RF T2.. I wasn't saying 10k rms. And you seen them producing power at 1 ohm but they will run .5 daily so 1 ohm isn't even what I'm wired to second, so where's your information about the amps at .5 ohms? How much are they puttin out at that? Do you even know? Probably not

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One...you stated you had an 5000 per sub...the hccas only come in d2 or d4...so please explain how you have each sub wired to half an ohm...

Two. That amp is not stable at half an ohm. It will literally boil itself into oblivion.

Three...you can not assume that by wiring down to half an ohm that you would double the power. Not going to happen. With a "good" amp and the electrical to back it...I would realistically expect a 25% gain in power

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One...you stated you had an 5000 per sub...the hccas only come in d2 or d4...so please explain how you have each sub wired to half an ohm...

Two. That amp is not stable at half an ohm. It will literally boil itself into oblivion.

Three...you can not assume that by wiring down to half an ohm that you would double the power. Not going to happen. With a "good" amp and the electrical to back it...I would realistically expect a 25% gain in power

This, maybe 2 isn't 100% correct, i don't have any experiences with orion but quite a lot amps can handle .5ohm just depends on how you use them ;)

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One...you stated you had an 5000 per sub...the hccas only come in d2 or d4...so please explain how you have each sub wired to half an ohm...

Two. That amp is not stable at half an ohm. It will literally boil itself into oblivion.

Three...you can not assume that by wiring down to half an ohm that you would double the power. Not going to happen. With a "good" amp and the electrical to back it...I would realistically expect a 25% gain in power

This, maybe 2 isn't 100% correct, i don't have any experiences with orion but quite a lot amps can handle .5ohm just depends on how you use them ;)

I've installed that amp at .5 ohm for someone. Lasted a week and got so hot it had started to melt some plastic poster he had in his car. When it went out he brought it straight to me, and I couldn't even pick it up. It was hot to the touch.

Some are good with stable electrical, but this specific amp burned itself alive.

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But its definitely one of the most important O_o lol

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