Recent content by ThumpinLawyer

I have heard of Sundown through this forum and it seems as of many people like the brand. I wouldn't be opposed to buying a Sundown amp, but I guess my question is this: I have the financial ability to spend more than $200 on an amp. As I have read on here many times, you get what you pay...

I am looking to spend between $300-$400 on a brand new mono amp to run my two 4ohm dvc 12" Kicker Solobarics. I do not need my ears to bleed, nor will I be competing. I am simply looking for an amp that will be reliable for years to come. Without further ado, here are my choices: 1.) Pioneer...

Thanks to all for the insight.

1 ohm

no more than 1500 watts rms

gotcha, I thought it was a little strange considering I was talking about buying a Soundstream that you thought I was knocking them. I was simply trying trying to figure them all out considering they have so many different choices.

thanks to all, especially the hater, cause we always need a-holes to balance out the world

haha, I can't believe nobody knows. I wonder if that's cause their amps are crappy and nobody buys them??

I am possbily interested in purchasing a soundstream mono amp to run my subs, but they have so many different models (i.e. Rubicon, Reference, Tarantula, Picasso, etc...) I was hoping somebody could put the models in order of top of the line to bottom as the Soundstream website does not do a...

i'll see what i can do

A few final questions and then I am giving up: 1.) The subs were wired in the box to run at 1 ohm, which means that wires were only running to one set of terminals on the sub box. If the installer switched the wires running from the box to the amp (i.e. switched the + and -), could that cause...

the gain seems to be set at about the middle. I was concerned about that as well, but it seems ok. I wish I knew more about amps and what causes them to blow. I am trying to figure out what to do next.

Probably about 5 years

I agree wholeheartedly. The problem is, the install was done with my equipment and my wires, none of which was purchased from the store who installed it. As a result, they will only warranty the install itself, which to me honestly looks fine. There is an extra added bonus of the fact that...

Well, I went back to the store who installed my stuff and they checked out the amp, the connections, the subs, and the wiring. The concensus was that the problem was with the amp as everything else checked out. The amp running my components is working fine, so the main ground wire has to be ok...