Recent content by Mike75

I hope you are not that naive. Please do us all a favor and do NOT buy that amp. Save your money, and make your purchase worthwhile. Ask about budget amps that still have quality, or better yet search for it.

I would not mind bridging the other 2 channels, so that each sub would have the "700" watts, but how would I know how much power each sub is getting? Each sub can only handle 300 watts RMS. I am not running the bass boost on the amp because it will clip when I turn the volume up to a normal...

I have read and reread many of the tutorials for properly setting gains, and unfortunately I am still confused. I have an Audiobahn A4801T 4-channel amp powering (2) Kicker CVR 10" DVC 4-Ohm subs in a sealed box. I am powering the subs by just bridging two of the channels off the amp. They...

Thank you. So now that I know that it can be done safely, what do you guys think about those subs? Do you think I will need anything along the lines of an upgraded alternator, battery, or capacitor?

I have a sealed box that holds two 10" subs with .65 cu ft per chamber. I have two 10" Infinity Kappa Perfect VQ subs that have a 400 watt RMS power rating. Can I use my Audiobahn (I know it is a bad brand) A4801T amp to power these subs? It is a four channel amp which states that it is 250...

So I will be safe?

I would reccomend Polk Momo 5 1/4" comps and they should fit nicely with the provided adapter plate from Crutchfield. Do you have a budget? With your limited space, you may be only able to fit 8" subs behind your seats. Even then you can find some nice subs that will give you a little more...

I have a sealed box that holds two 10" subs with .65 cu ft per chamber. I have two 10" Infinity Kappa Perfect VQ subs that have a 400 watt RMS power rating. Can I use my Audiobahn (I know it is a bad brand) A4801T amp to power these subs? It is a four channel amp which states that it is 250...

Sorry for not making it clear...The amp is an Audiobahn A4801T...I understand that Audiobahn is crap, etc. but please look at this amp's specs on the web before you say how bad it is...Thank you for the help.

I have 1 four channel amp that will power my front components with 1 channel per side..So I have channels 3 & 4 left...I want to bridge them and power 1 sub...The sub I have is 4ohm DVC...How would the wiring work? The amp puts out 200 watts rms x 4 @ 4 ohms, how much power would be made...

If all you would like is loud sound, then add a sub and an amp for that sub, then you can just buy "RCA converters" which are a few cheap wires that will allow you to run your subs through your stock head unit...I would not reccomend getting a new head unit when you are leasing the car...Good luck

Thank you for the help!

I have a 2000 Mustang, and will be putting components in the front doors soon...The stock speaker is a 6X8", and the comps will be 6.5"....Is this a simple install, or will it take a lot of fabrication for them to fit? Anyone with experience with this car and speakers size would really be...

I would go with the Infinity..I have heard nothing negative about their amps..I do not think you can go wrong with it.

Would you guys please help me out here, I don't know why no one has anything to say...I need some help guys!