Recent content by joe27190

Looking for opinions on one amp that could power both of my 15" audiobahn subs, they are 800 watts each, I got a kac 7202 hooked up to them now, bridged so their getting 460 watts each and it sounds nice, but kind of weak. Was wondering if I should just grab another kac 7202 and hook one up...

Since the kac 7202 is 920 watts / 460 bridged if i got 2 kac 7202's would each sub be getting 920 watts? I'm not sure how it all works.

I posted before about a power issue which you all helped me to realize it was actually my amp and not a power issue, so I'm wondering if I got another kac 7202 amp and put it on its own sub woofer and use the other kac 7202 on the other woofer would that be a good idea and give me more power...

wow im stoned or im stupid heh i dont understand any of that...ill have to go to tweeters and ask for hands on help thanks for all the info thus far

oh thats good news then, but i dont know how to turn it to 1 channel or what that means, do you mean get another amp for the other woofer so they both have their own or ? edit: whats impedance?

not sure about the wiring i dont know what impedence or dvc is, but the amps actually set really low but it still really bumps and it dosnt even shut off completely, just cuts out for a few seconds, i didnt wire it myself so i dont know about all the wiring specs

Alright, thanks...i don't know much about this stuff so any criticism is helpful, I wonder if 0 gauge wires would fix the power problem and I would not even need a capacitor? save me some cash be nice edit: what's the big three? 2nd edit: looks like my alternator is 105 amps

my sig should show what i got.. my problem is simple, i blast it for 10 minutes no problems then it gives out, no bass at all for around 5-10 seconds, then comes back on, and repeats this until i let it rest... I'm using my old 8 gauge wires would rewiring 4 gauge fix this problem? would i need...