Recent content by Addickted

+1 with the clipping. Few radios have variable loudness, so when the volume is over a certain level it cuts out. Also at moderate to high volume levels the sound gets boomy. I prefer a balanced sound

I've dealt with many Eclipse head units with a similar problem, in most cases the problem was the flat wire circuit running from the deck to the motorised faceplate. If that's the problem, it's a real simple fix. Usually a reset would solve the problem until the problem resurfaced, always when...

like PerfecxionX said, buy them. Build a box. You'll definitively fall in love with the sound they produce. If you don't like, resell. 500 watts a piece is very good so long as the amp stays out of clipping, even if those subs enjoy twice as much. Eclipse recommends 750 watts RMS & TC Sounds...

I may be late in the response, but many amps make equal power in two ohm stereo & 4 ohm mono. But similar to what is mentioned above, you have advantages of running in mono mode. The subs will have equal power and identical signals. This really sounds better especially when your enclosure...

I'm running Hifonics amps in two cars, they rock for the price, good sound (see great sound) and they make the power they claim, reliable, what more can we say?

Those subs like a lot of power, but they'll sound great with a clean 500 watts RMS a piece. If 500 watts is for the pair, I suggest you wait for an other amp. But these subs are amazing. If it's $250 for both, I suggest you pick them up!