4ohm stable 2-ch at a 2ohm load, will it take it?

[Supergumby5000 5,000+ posts]

Im putting a little system in my girlfriends car. two kenwood KFC-W2511's that i got for $50 shipped, a Pioneer DEH-P3000IB, and i have a Hifonics ZXI6006 sitting here.

Anyways, the subs are single 4-ohm, so i can wire them into a 2 or 8 ohm load. The ZXi is rated at 600RMS bridged @ 4 ohms.

Think i can squeak 500 @ 2 ohms out of it? Vote!

either way im going to give it a try. If it goes into protect, i'll just buy a matching kenwood amp.

I had an old kenwood KAC-720S that i took out of my sisters boyfriends wrecked car, and ran that at 1 ohm and never went into protect, and it was rated for 4 ohm bridged as well. This is what has me pondering

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[Supergumby5000 5,000+ posts]

ttt

 

[01 S 10 10+ year member]

should be ok, might as well try like your sayin. just adjust the gain where she cant crank the **** out of it

 

[Supergumby5000 5,000+ posts]

should be ok, might as well try like your sayin. just adjust the gain where she cant crank the **** out of it

Yeah the gain will be set for the amp to push 600RMS at maximum volume on the HU. She usually doesnt listen to music at full crank anyways though, so im not too worried.

 

[01 S 10 10+ year member]

Yeah the gain will be set for the amp to push 600RMS at maximum volume on the HU. She usually doesnt listen to music at full crank anyways though, so im not too worried.

and maybe have it out in the open where it can cool off, it might get a little warmer than it should and probably shouldnt be closed up somewhere

 

[Supergumby5000 5,000+ posts]

and maybe have it out in the open where it can cool off, it might get a little warmer than it should and probably shouldnt be closed up somewhere

going to be mounted on the front of the box, in the trunk of a jetta. i dont think cooling will get any better than that.