Recent content by eternalentity

Yea, I never knew how much value these old school kicker amps carry.

This amp sat in my room for the past 5-6 years. It works great and can put out a lot more power than what it's rated at. 2x100 @4 OHMS, 2x170@2 OHMS, 1x370@4 OHMS $160usd shipped in order to reach me quickly, email me: xlee84@hotmail.com

Nevermind... it's a 200si. Same question... Can I run two 150W subs with this?

Hahahaha... yea, it's "el ghetto". Thanks guys for helping me identify this amp... I did a google search and it's in fact a 160ss. 320w bridged at 4ohms... is that max? It doesn't give the rms rating in the manual I downloaded. You guys think this amp is capable of running two 150W rms...

I think 150 to 200 rms would be over kill LOL... 500 rms Remember, this subs are directly on my back in a small *** cabin hahaha... the puny 35 rms right now already gives an okay back massage.

Yea, little bass is definitely better than no bass. Plus, the car came with a factory premium sound package (which is rare) so the mids and highs are good for the bass it has presently. But ultimately, I want WAY more powerful subs... between 150rms to 200rms. That would be nice

This is an oldschool Kicker amp... I got it like 6 or 7 years ago from a friend thinking it was blown. But to my surprise, it works... From what I can tell: 13 inches x 6.6 inches 2x RCA 2 channel 2x 30amp fuses If you can identify the model or what it puts out, thank you. I would like...

My audio setup... Yea laugh, it "almost" gets the job done. Pioneer deck (lower line models) Kicker 2ch Amp (old school and unknown) 8" Subs 35rms x2 ($9.99 a piece... that's sub + box LOL) 8ga wiring kit ($12.99) Amazingly, to get some little base in my car, I spent under $40 LOL. As...

Thank you. It sorta makes a bit more sense. As for my budget, I'm not looking for anything spectacular. I'm into the entry level stuff like "Profile Amps" and As for my car, I have a 1991 Toyota MR2. I have two 8" woofers behind each seat and I'm running an unknown kicker amp that a friend...

I don't know very much about car audio and this is something that I would really like to understand. I've looked at the stickies, and my, the information is overwhelming for me to understand anything in plain terms. There's A LOT. Okay with that said... One thing I want to try to get my head...

What does it mean by 4 ohms, 2 ohms, 1 ohms... if somebody can point me in the right direction where all the goodstuff is, I am thankful Hi everyone.