I just had to after I saw people recommending amps that were 2 ohm stable.. LolQuote:
Originally Posted by garretttt4
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I just had to after I saw people recommending amps that were 2 ohm stable.. LolQuote:
Originally Posted by garretttt4
Whats the condition it is in?Quote:
Originally Posted by Audio4ever
also can someone confirm that this pdx 600.1 will work for my subs? and for the wiring would that crutchfield link be the best? i looked into more diagrams and it seems you linked me is for low impedence and theres one without low imp. just want to confirm things before i spend any wasteful money
Yes, the amp will work with your setup. The PDX's are nice amps and $120 shipped doesn't seem like a bad price either (assuming it's in decent condition and has the speaker plug).Quote:
Originally Posted by Nightstrife408
10/10Funct 9/10cosm i got speaker plug
Hey that sounds pretty good but can you provide any pics?
Also would the Kenwood Kac-8105D or the MB Quart REF1.800 (REF 1.800) be any better or should I stick with the pdx 600.1?
Check my 4sale thread
In a sense yes, in a sense no. That amp is only 2 ohm stable, and you can only wire your subs at either one or four ohms. So you'd have to wire at four ohms and you'd be getting 300w out of it. Personally if recommend something different in your case.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nightstrife408
That amp does same power @every ohm
Aright what would you suggest? Im open to any suggestionsQuote:
Originally Posted by Tenacious
Also would this amp SoundStorm (SSL) EV1500M work?
Evolution Series Single-Channel Class AB Car Amplifier
RMS Power Rating:
4 ohms: 600 watts x 1 chan.
2 ohms: 900 watts x 1 chan.
Max power output:
2 ohms: 1500 watts x 1 chan.
MOSFET PWM (Pulse Width Modulated) power supply)
Wired remote bass level control included
Power and protection LED indicators
Variable tuned bass EQ (0-18 dB bass boost)
2 Ohm stable
1 channel monoblock operation
Selectable input sensitivity (100mV-2V or 2V-8V)
Thermal and speaker short protection
Soft turn-on circuit
Remote turn-on/turn-off circuit
Variable input gain control
Dark gray anodized heatsink
Large aluminum heatsink for excellent heat dissipation
Nickel-plated RCA level inputs
Nickel-plated screw terminals
Variable low-pass filter (45-90 Hz, 12 dB/octave)
Frequency response: 9-90 Hz
Dimensions: 10"D x 15-1/2"W x 2-3/8"H
1/0-gauge power and ground wiring is required for installation. Contact us for information regarding a discount on select amplifier kits when purchased together with this amplifier.
Authorized Internet Dealer
1-year Manufacturer's warranty
Or is it a bad brand amp? Thank you for any suggestions/help! Really appreciate it guys.
I'd stay away from that brand. If your budget is small you could get a Hifonics BRZ1200 or Audiopipe APSM1300 and run them at 1 ohm with the gain turned down.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nightstrife408
How about this
AUDIOPIPE AP15001D
Class D Mono Amplifier
Power Handling:
600 x 1 RMS @ 4 Ohm
950 x 1 RMS @ 2 Ohm
1500 x 1 RMS @ 1 Ohm
1 Ohm load stable
Built In Variable 12 dB/ Octave Crossover
Bass Boost 0-12dB
MOSFET Power Supply 3 Way Protection
Overload protection
Overheat protection
Variable low pass electronic crossover
Variable subsonic filter.
Built-in variable phase shift.
Signal to noise ratio: 70db
Input level: 0.2-5v
Bass boost frequency: 30-80hz
Low pass filter: 40-180hz
Subsonic filter: 5-50hz
Frequency response: 8-180hz
Dimensions: 7" x 2.5" x 16"
Remote Bass Control Included
Would this be any good and or better than the PDX 600.1?
That pdx seems like a good deal so far but I want to just make sure I can get the best I can get ya know?
Buy one Boston Acoustics GT-2200 (price online under $200), and bridge it. These Class A/B amps give you about 700watts RMS power at 4ohm when bridged. BA are very nice amplifiers that are clean enough to drive reference quality speakers, so they're even kind of overkill for subwoofer, but the price is competitive.