Recent content by bigred572005

was asking 250 obo and 300 ( power acoustik and fosgate) id do both for 500.

here are some pics. do people just spend all day looking for newbies like me to diss. cracks me up.

im getting rid of these amps anyone intrested. if so make an offer and we can work something out. i have a paypal account if that will make is easier. Again 1 Rockford Fosgate 1501BD 1 Power Acoustik A3000DB Both are in good cosmetic and working condition.

XXX or W7 both good subs. i have had them both. do some research i recommend a Orion HCCA. i know for a fact that it will take more power than a W7 not sure about the XXX. the Orion HCCA is cheaper too!!!

its the worst when that happens. i have a 15" Orion HCCA. i had the exact amp as you believe it or not. i love hifonics you cant beat the power for the price. i tried a new amp the power acoustik 3000ab. it was like night and day i couldnt believe it. what is you box tuned to?

i would have to agree with shaneb check you grounds. i just a the same problem with my friends Grand Cherokee. the ground looked to but then i put a huge metal wrench on it and that added to the ground and everything was A-OK. check the ground that is your problem.

ya everyone said the same shit. so here it goes. you have a sub that is 1000w rms and a amp that is 1000rms. Bullshit. they way companies test there products are at totally different frequencies that what you listen to normally. This gives them the ability to say the push 1000w rms. this rms...

if you have a 12 memphis it probally is a low rms skeaker. the JL 250/1 may do the trick but i would go with with a JL 500/1. if you do dont forget u may need another battery or a capacitor because the JL is not ment to be run at under 12volts "at any time"! this amp is a true power amp and...

No question. 4 channel wins. if in fact the 4 channel does not push how u want it to u can always bridge it.

u forgot a really important piece of info. what subs or sub will you be using?

well first of all you have to understand how amps work. Take the fuse size that is on the amp and multiply it by how many volts you are running from you battery. So lets say that you has an 80watt fuse and you are running 12 volts (which is what most single battery cars run) so take 80X12= 960...