Currently I am running these subs: 2 KICKER CVR12 COMPVR 12" 2-Ohm 1600W Car Audio Subwoofers + a Dual 12" Vented Sub Box
MAX Power Handling: 800 Watts per sub (1600 watts per pair)
RMS Power Handling: 400 Watts per sub (800 watts per pair)
I am currently using this amp to power them: Blackmore BAC-DM60
Monoblock 2500W Amplifier
2500 Watt Mosfet Mono Block Amplifier
Maximum Power 2500 watts
RMS Power 900w x 1at 0.01% THD , 4ohms
Variable Low Pass Crossover
Variable Bass Boost Control
Remote Subwoofer Level Control
Chrome Plated RCA Inputs
Variable Gain Control
LED Power and Protection indicators
Signal to noise ratio: better than 100 DB
I am using these door speakers and tweets: JL Audio TR650-CSi 6-1/2" Evolution TR Series 2-way Component Speakers System (Pair)
6-1/2" 2-Way Component System
Peak: 200 watts per set / 100 watts each side | RMS: 100 watts per set / 50 watts each side
Frequency Response: 59 - 25,000 Hz
Sensitivity: 91 dB
Top Mount Depth: 2-1/2"
I am using these rear 6x9 speakers: JL AUDIO TR690-TXI COAXIAL 3-WAY SPEAKERS 6"x 9": Evolution Tr 6" X 9" 3-Way Speakers; Woofer-Injection-Molded, Mica-Filled, Polypropylene Cone Body; Butyl Rubber Surround; 1.25" Voice Coil On Kapton Former Flat; Ferrite Magnet; Symmetrical Roll Spider; Tweeter-0.50" Textile Dome Tweeter; Ferro Fluid Cooling / Damping; 60W Rms; Impedance 4 Ohm; Polypropylene Cone; Butyl Rubber Surround; .5" Tweeter / 2" Midrange / 6X9" Woofer.
i am using this head unit to power the door speakers: Pioneer DEH-P8400BH Mobile CD Receiver
Power Output:
Peak: 50 watts x 4 channels
Pioneer Rated RMS: 22 watts x 4 channels
CEA-2006 Rated RMS: 14 watts x 4 channels
Please take the time and look at my set up. Firstly, when I crank the bass to hard on my amp, the bass cuts out. I have to turn it all the way down and it will come back on. My cousin thinks that I am using too low of a guage of wire (4ga) and I should be using a 0/1 ga wire. Second, I need to purchase an amp to power both my front door speakers and my rear ones. Can you look at amps and show me what would be a good one to power them? Should I get an amp to power my subs, and the door and rear speakers? can i get one to do that? I went cheap and bought blackmore, which is not too good of a brand. hard to tune the amp and it doesnt hit too high on bass for some songs. And also tell me what size wiring and fuse i should have on that amp. Thanks in advance
MAX Power Handling: 800 Watts per sub (1600 watts per pair)
RMS Power Handling: 400 Watts per sub (800 watts per pair)
I am currently using this amp to power them: Blackmore BAC-DM60
Monoblock 2500W Amplifier
2500 Watt Mosfet Mono Block Amplifier
Maximum Power 2500 watts
RMS Power 900w x 1at 0.01% THD , 4ohms
Variable Low Pass Crossover
Variable Bass Boost Control
Remote Subwoofer Level Control
Chrome Plated RCA Inputs
Variable Gain Control
LED Power and Protection indicators
Signal to noise ratio: better than 100 DB
I am using these door speakers and tweets: JL Audio TR650-CSi 6-1/2" Evolution TR Series 2-way Component Speakers System (Pair)
6-1/2" 2-Way Component System
Peak: 200 watts per set / 100 watts each side | RMS: 100 watts per set / 50 watts each side
Frequency Response: 59 - 25,000 Hz
Sensitivity: 91 dB
Top Mount Depth: 2-1/2"
I am using these rear 6x9 speakers: JL AUDIO TR690-TXI COAXIAL 3-WAY SPEAKERS 6"x 9": Evolution Tr 6" X 9" 3-Way Speakers; Woofer-Injection-Molded, Mica-Filled, Polypropylene Cone Body; Butyl Rubber Surround; 1.25" Voice Coil On Kapton Former Flat; Ferrite Magnet; Symmetrical Roll Spider; Tweeter-0.50" Textile Dome Tweeter; Ferro Fluid Cooling / Damping; 60W Rms; Impedance 4 Ohm; Polypropylene Cone; Butyl Rubber Surround; .5" Tweeter / 2" Midrange / 6X9" Woofer.
i am using this head unit to power the door speakers: Pioneer DEH-P8400BH Mobile CD Receiver
Power Output:
Peak: 50 watts x 4 channels
Pioneer Rated RMS: 22 watts x 4 channels
CEA-2006 Rated RMS: 14 watts x 4 channels
Please take the time and look at my set up. Firstly, when I crank the bass to hard on my amp, the bass cuts out. I have to turn it all the way down and it will come back on. My cousin thinks that I am using too low of a guage of wire (4ga) and I should be using a 0/1 ga wire. Second, I need to purchase an amp to power both my front door speakers and my rear ones. Can you look at amps and show me what would be a good one to power them? Should I get an amp to power my subs, and the door and rear speakers? can i get one to do that? I went cheap and bought blackmore, which is not too good of a brand. hard to tune the amp and it doesnt hit too high on bass for some songs. And also tell me what size wiring and fuse i should have on that amp. Thanks in advance