Recent content by mrmagoo_83

Yea thats right. But he sounds really new to this stuff and probably will crank it all up.

ok, but if he is using say a jbl 300.1 to run the 1500watt RMS sub, wouldn't that put more stress on the amp?? Anyway I will suggest to him the setup I mentioned above. THanks

well he only wants to spend $350 on the sub and amp, thats why I found the 600.1 and the HX2 over at IkeSound. Its the kids first system, I think he is just wanting to be heard or show off the sub, but there woudn't be any showin off if he didn't have any power right?

ok well this kid wants to buy that sub and then get a cheap amp, though I am not fond of AudioBahn, I just cant see buying that huge thing and then useing a cheap amp to push it so it sounds like crap. I suggested a Fosgate HX2 and the JBL 600.1 which he can get for just over $300 together...

Underpowering it by half of the RMS wouldn't hurt anything? Ok I must then withdraw my commments, oops, But it will sound like crap right?

I have a friend that has some he likes it. I am not sure on all the specs. I need to send him to these forums.

Ok this guy is wanting to buy an AudioBahn Sub that handles 1500watts RMS, but then only wants to spend $150-$200 on an amp. I told him for that cash there was now way he could get an amp to power that sub. Now he is wanting to buy a cheap amp, something that fits in his budget and use it on...

Well if you plan on getting it installed by a pro $200-$300 doesn't go too far, least not around here. Now if you are installing it yourself that is a different story. I bought a Crimestopper CS-2006 for under $300 on eBay, and then added Power Locks, for another few dollars. After everything...

My set of components from RF said, uh, let me think, I think it said if you cant put them within 2-4 inches, then put them over seven inches from the driver. I cannot remember the exact numbers though. I knew I should not have let that manual blow out the window.

I really dont see the amp running at 2 ohms killing the amp that quick. I mean I have had a couple of amps that were only 4 ohm stable and I ran them for years at 2 ohms. I had this problem back a few years ago, dang wish I could remember what it was. Let me think a while hopefully I will remember.

ok just a question to get some opinions. I am wanting to redo my system. Would it be wiser to run two amps, one for my my mids and highs, and another one for the subs. Or would it be better to get one amp? My HU has three sets of Preouts (Front, Rear, and Sub). I am not sure how to go about...

Please explain a little more of what you mean by bridging the two amps together. I think I understand, but I want to make sure.

How are the subs wired? Parallel or Series? TO check the ohm load look on the magnet of your subs.

Try a lawyer, or find his car.

What are you talking about? Through a light?