With that crossfire being rated at 12v it should push 1000watt rms subs well ?
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With that crossfire being rated at 12v it should push 1000watt rms subs well ?
The 1700 clamped in my ride was good for 3186 watts at .35 rising to .9 clamped with fluke rms multimeters and to this day my favorite power output to size amp I have used so...
Almost 3k wow so if any doubt run .5 ohm load and it will slam 1000wAtt rms subs ? Do it daily stay cool ? Power to expect at 1 ohm ?
I ran mine strapped at .35 no problems at all and at .5 expect 2000 to 2500 watts and mine ran ice cold never thermaled once but 1 ohm power I never clamped but I would guesstimate 1500 to 2000 watts :)Quote:
Originally Posted by cdc351jeferson
Thanks mad ! looks like it's worth the cash don't wanna buy another amp for a long time
On the off chance something did ever happen crossfire is here in texas so shipping is cheap and fast and if you buy it new and call roger he will make sure its covered under warranty :)
Well got pricing from dc vendor but he said i would greatly underpower those dc lvl4 subs they are 1450rms now im confuzzled cause i got people telling me this amp will do almost 3k at .5Quote:
Originally Posted by quackhead
lemme guess, he wants to sell you an amp too..lol..f'n jerkoffs.. If the LVL4's are so stiff necked that 1k+ rms will not work on them, I would not want the dang things, prolly sound like crap anyways. Sounds like someone is feeding you a line of BS, which would probably mean you should watch out for that dude. you need some 1k rms subs. The Fi SSD is one of the cheapest in that power category at $200 ea. Heard anything back from DAD?Quote:
Originally Posted by cdc351jeferson
not yet havent heard back but waiting :P The dcs seem to be decent subs that can move some air and from what i see id be throwing alot more power on them than most youtube newbs using 1500 hifonics and such with a underated crossfire . oh and the price was right on those lvl4's :) oh and he didnt try to sell me an amp just said that i shoudl get the level 3's instead becasue i would underpower the lvl4's . hard to believe they wouldnt get down on at leaste 1krms each
I see..my bad...lol Where did you find a tx dealer? The DC's are underrated like the 600 w SA subs running on 900w daily ea, so yeah, guess the LVL 3 would be the better choice for 1-1.5k rms ea. I see ppl running 2k+ on the lvl 4's daily.
yeah makes sence unless i half ohm the amp or something prolly the lvl 3's . well i found a dealer on here mylows outa CA
you want the sub that is going to utilize the power you have the best..if a 900 watt sub is in it's comfort zone at 1500watts and a 1500w sub is in it's comfort zone at 2000w, and you only have 3k, go with the 900w subs...I just figured you found someone trying to bad mouth your choice of amp and sell you a cheaper sub and amp...but I do see the logic on the wall in what the DC rep said.
mylows10 is allright...I thought you meant you talked to someone more local, I don't think there is a DC rep in the Tx , AR, Ok, La area. Last time I dealt with DC, I dealt with Rusty...but that was a couple of years ago.Quote:
Originally Posted by cdc351jeferson
I always deal with rusty directly and there is a video of me doing a 145 with a level 5 on a 200 watt amp which brings me to the point of get the best sub you can afford its better to have a level 5 on 1000 watts then a level 3 plus the option to add another amp later is there plus you can build a bigger more efficient box with a better sub :)
not tryin to thread jack, but thanks for the enlightenment on the soft parts used in the DC's. That was my point earlier, if 1-1.5k won't get a sub moving, I would have no use for it, personally.Quote:
Originally Posted by madcad95